What Not to Fix When Selling a House
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What Not to Fix When Selling a House

Thinking of fixing everything before listing your home? You may not need to. Learn which repairs add value and which ones don’t.
Don’t Settle for a Subpar Health Savings Account
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Don’t Settle for a Subpar Health Savings Account

HSAs can be a smart way to manage healthcare costs—if you avoid the common pitfalls that erode their benefits.
How to Use Gifting Strategies to Reduce Future Taxes
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How to Use Gifting Strategies to Reduce Future Taxes

Strategic gifting, trusts, and direct payments can help reduce your taxable estate.
Is Now the Time to Rebalance Your Portfolio? Market Outlook Heading Into 2026
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Is Now the Time to Rebalance Your Portfolio? Market Outlook Heading Into 2026

Fed cuts, inflation, and a strong market rally make rebalancing worth a fresh look.
Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan
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Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan

An estate plan isn’t set-and-forget. Make sure yours stays airtight by steering clear of these costly errors.
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Is Now the Time to Rebalance Your Portfolio? Market Outlook Heading Into 2026

Is Now the Time to Rebalance Your Portfolio? Market Outlook Heading Into 2026

Fed cuts, inflation, and a strong market rally make rebalancing worth a fresh look.
How to Use Gifting Strategies to Reduce Future Taxes

How to Use Gifting Strategies to Reduce Future Taxes

Strategic gifting, trusts, and direct payments can help reduce your taxable estate.
Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan

Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Estate Plan

An estate plan isn’t set-and-forget. Make sure yours stays airtight by steering clear of these costly errors.
The Lowdown on Qualified Charitable Distributions

The Lowdown on Qualified Charitable Distributions

A tax-smart way for retirees 70½+ to give to charity while cutting taxable income.
Probate—The Terrible, Horrible, No-good Side of Estate Planning

Probate—The Terrible, Horrible, No-good Side of Estate Planning

Probate can drain time, money, and privacy. Here’s why it creates headaches—and the smart moves that help you avoid it.
Don’t Settle for a Subpar Health Savings Account

Don’t Settle for a Subpar Health Savings Account

HSAs can be a smart way to manage healthcare costs—if you avoid the common pitfalls that erode their benefits.
Protecting Your Right to Benefits

Protecting Your Right to Benefits

If you contact the SSA and tell them you intend to file for Social Security benefit, it might establish a record for a potential start date.
Retirement Income Strategies for the Long Haul

Retirement Income Strategies for the Long Haul

Five strategies to help you build reliable, long-lasting income throughout retirement.
5 Financial To-Dos Before the End of 2025

5 Financial To-Dos Before the End of 2025

Trim winners, add to laggards, and de-risk as retirement nears—especially if you’re 50+.
What Not to Fix When Selling a House

What Not to Fix When Selling a House

Thinking of fixing everything before listing your home? You may not need to. Learn which repairs add value and which ones don’t.
Like It or Not, You Need a Good Credit Score

Like It or Not, You Need a Good Credit Score

We live in a world where, in select situations, one’s credit report is considered a character reference.
Bypass Fees at the Bank

Bypass Fees at the Bank

Checking account fees are rising fast, but smart banking moves can help you dodge ATM surcharges, monthly charges, and overdraft costs.
Consumers Should Do Their Research Before Giving in to Travel Tuesday Temptation

Consumers Should Do Their Research Before Giving in to Travel Tuesday Temptation

Travel Tuesday promises big savings—but experts warn shoppers to look past flashy discounts and read the fine print before booking.
Opting for the Minimum Payment Changed My Life

Opting for the Minimum Payment Changed My Life

Opting for minimum payment could lead to a devastating cycle of debt.
Merchant Credit Card Fees Passed to Consumers

Merchant Credit Card Fees Passed to Consumers

Whether the retailer raises prices to meet fees or tacks on a surcharge, you could end up paying more when you swipe that card.