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Unemployed Husbands Had 138% Higher Odds of Divorce 2 Years Later, Study Finds

A study of 10,446 married couples found unemployed husbands had 138% higher adjusted odds of divorce at the next two-year…

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Savers Are Watching Interest Rates Again as the Fed Changes Direction

The Federal Reserve raised its target interest-rate range to 3.75%–4.00% in September 2026. Savers may want to compare their current…

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Would You Delay Retirement to Help Your Adult Child Buy a House?

Helping an adult child with a down payment can accelerate their path to homeownership, but parents should calculate what the…

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Your Adult Child Makes $60,000 but You Still Pay Their Phone Bill — When Do You Stop?

Cellphone bills are among the expenses parents commonly continue covering for adult children. Before paying another year, consider whether the…

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That “Medicare & You” Book Just Arrived — Don’t Toss It Before Checking These 7 Things

Before tossing your Medicare & You 2027 handbook, check your coverage choices, prescription benefits, financial assistance, and enrollment deadlines. Open…

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Social Security’s COLA Is Coming — 5 Retirement Expenses to Compare It Against

Your Social Security COLA doesn’t affect every expense equally. Compare the dollar value of your 2027 raise with changes in…

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Labcorp to Pay $2.3 Million After Data Breach Put 10.2 Million Patients at Risk

Labcorp will pay nearly $2.3 million to states and strengthen its vendor-security practices following an investigation into a 2019 breach…

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What Happens to Your Body When You Stop Drinking Soda for 30 Days?

A 12-ounce regular soda can contain around 10 teaspoons of sugar and 155 calories. Replacing one daily soda with an…

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8 Financial Problems That Mostly Disappear Once You Have a Real Emergency Fund

A real emergency fund turns many surprise expenses from debt emergencies into bills you can simply pay. Car repairs, medical…

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Parents Are Sacrificing Their Own Savings to Help Adult Kids — When Is It Too Much?

Helping an adult child doesn’t have to threaten your own retirement. The warning signs appear when recurring support drains emergency…

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