4 Money Habits Boomers Swore by That Millennials Are Walking Away From
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4 Money Habits Boomers Swore by That Millennials Are Walking Away From

Millennials are rethinking the traditional boomer money playbook as changing markets and careers reshape how they build wealth.
Do You Need a Separate Insurance Policy for Valuables?
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Do You Need a Separate Insurance Policy for Valuables?

Homeowners policies have limits on high-value items, so extra coverage is often needed.
Here’s When You'll Get Your Tax Refund From the IRS
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Here’s When You'll Get Your Tax Refund From the IRS

Tax season is underway, with refunds expected to rise this year.
What Is a Real Estate Pocket Listing, and Should You Consider One?
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What Is a Real Estate Pocket Listing, and Should You Consider One?

Selling a home as a pocket listing can protect privacy and avoid price missteps—but often at the cost of competition.
You Saved for Retirement—Now What?
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You Saved for Retirement—Now What?

Financial advisers weigh in on portfolio ‘bucket’ strategies and realistic withdrawal rates for a sustainable retirement.
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What Is a Real Estate Pocket Listing, and Should You Consider One?

What Is a Real Estate Pocket Listing, and Should You Consider One?

Selling a home as a pocket listing can protect privacy and avoid price missteps—but often at the cost of competition.
4 Money Habits Boomers Swore by That Millennials Are Walking Away From

4 Money Habits Boomers Swore by That Millennials Are Walking Away From

Millennials are rethinking the traditional boomer money playbook as changing markets and careers reshape how they build wealth.
Do You Need a Separate Insurance Policy for Valuables?

Do You Need a Separate Insurance Policy for Valuables?

Homeowners policies have limits on high-value items, so extra coverage is often needed.
Here’s When You'll Get Your Tax Refund From the IRS

Here’s When You'll Get Your Tax Refund From the IRS

Tax season is underway, with refunds expected to rise this year.
Is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust Right for You?

Is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust Right for You?

An Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust can reduce estate taxes and protect heirs, but its rigidity and complexity mean it isn’t right for everyone.
Some Oddball Questions

Some Oddball Questions

Here are some answers to some odd social security questions.
You Saved for Retirement—Now What?

You Saved for Retirement—Now What?

Financial advisers weigh in on portfolio ‘bucket’ strategies and realistic withdrawal rates for a sustainable retirement.
8 Tips to Stop Worrying About Running Out of Money in Retirement

8 Tips to Stop Worrying About Running Out of Money in Retirement

Retirement security isn’t about beating the market—it’s about eliminating the fear of running out of money.
Your Friends and Neighbors Are Wrong!

Your Friends and Neighbors Are Wrong!

Don’t take any advice from your friends or neighbors about Social Security. It’s always wrong!
3 Ways to Save Money on Almost Everything

3 Ways to Save Money on Almost Everything

Smart negotiating and savvy tech tools can help you cut everyday costs without sacrificing your lifestyle, even as inflation lingers.
Time’s Up on Some Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

Time’s Up on Some Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

As adjustable-rate mortgages reset, homeowners face higher payments and tough choices.
How Much Would a $50,000 HELOC Cost Each Month?

How Much Would a $50,000 HELOC Cost Each Month?

A $50,000 HELOC offers flexible access to home equity, but monthly costs can change with interest rates.
Protect Yourself From Homeowner Scams

Protect Yourself From Homeowner Scams

Scammers prey on struggling homeowners with false promises that can lead to lost equity and foreclosure.
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.