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9 Ways You’re Accidentally Leaving a Tax Burden for Your Family
You likely want to leave a legacy, not a tax burden, for your family, but simple mistakes can turn goodwill…
How Social Security Cuts Will Slash Your Check to Just 81% by 2034
If you’re relying on Social Security, brace yourself: it may only pay 81% of your promised benefits by 2034, thanks…
7 Legal Lessons from Recent Elder Abuse Cases—Don’t Be the Next Victim
Elder abuse is more common than you might think—and not always obvious. From financial exploitation to coercion and neglect, these…
6 Times Cutting Back Meant Losing Friends
Image source: Pexels Making the decision to get your finances under control is usually painted as a positive, empowering move—and…
Want to be Financially Prepared for Anything?Expect the best and prepare for the worst
By Monika Ritchie These days, getting yourself financially prepared for anything that comes your way may feel overwhelming, to…
The Baby Boomer Housing Crisis: Why Seniors Are Downsizing Too Late
Image source: Pexels For decades, Baby Boomers helped drive the American dream of homeownership. Large homes with multiple bedrooms, lush…
What If You Married the Right Person at the Worst Time?
Image source: Unsplash Most relationship advice tells us to focus on finding the right person. The one who gets us,…
Friendship or Obligation? 8 Signs You’re Stuck in a One-Sided Relationship
Image source: Pexels Friendship is supposed to be mutual. It’s about showing up for each other, not just when it’s…
11 Things That Were Useful… Until Technology Made Them Obsolete
Some gadgets once felt indispensable—powerful reminders of how far we’ve come. From the beep of a pager to unfolding paper…
10 Things Thrift Store Employees Wish You’d Stop Doing
Image source: Unsplash Shopping at thrift stores is a win-win. You save money, support recycling, and often help fund charitable…
