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4 simple ways to free up more money in your budget next year
With lingering high prices from inflation, soaring interest rates on credit cards and loans and the pressure of holiday gifting upon us, cash is tight for many Americans. It doesn't have to be that way, though. According to experts, there are many ways you can free up funds going into the new year and ease that budgetary stress — even [...]
3 Key Signs You Should Take Advantage of ‘Super Catch-Up’ Contributions If You’re a Worker in Your 60s
If you’re nearing retirement but haven’t quite saved enough to enjoy the retirement you envisioned, there might be some good news coming next year. With the passing of the SECURE 2.0 Act, Americans who will be 60 to 63 years old during 2025, and are still working, can make “Super Catch-Up” contributions to their 401(k)s, 403(b), governmental 457(b) plans, and [...]
Long-Term Care Insurance: 10 Things You Should Know
When you imagine your retirement journey, you likely picture trips to the beach, leisurely days with the grandkids and lots of time for hobbies. A lengthy stay in a nursing home probably isn’t part of that vision. Yet nearly 70% of Americans turning 65 will need some long-term care and support.
How to Recession-Proof Your Life
The dreaded "R word" is back on Wall Street. A weaker-than-expected July jobs report and downbeat news on U.S. manufacturing earlier this month raised fears of a coming recession.
Time is running out for boomers behind in their retirement savings — but here’s what you can still do
While some baby boomers are already retired, many of those who are still working face uncertainty over how they will be able to afford their golden years.
How debt relief can improve your credit score
If you're thinking about enrolling in a debt relief program, you may be apprehensive about the impact doing so could have on your credit score. After all, these services may cause your score to fall, making it more difficult to access loans and credit lines with reasonable interest rates and terms in the future.
How does debt relief work?
More than eight out of every 10 Americans have a credit card, according to the United States Federal Reserve. So, it's more likely than not that you have one of these plastic cards in your wallet.
4 Key Signs You’ll Actually Be Able To Pay Off Your Debts
Debt is a burden that can weigh heavily on your mental well-being. The weight of those nagging bills and interest can sap your energy and optimism. But don’t lose hope–there are bright spots that signal you’re making progress toward becoming debt-free.
