Personal Finance

Is Your 401(k) Where It Should Be After Age 50? See How You Compare

You may be comfortable today. But is your retirement plan truly on track?

Imagine Investing $2,640 Over 22 Years and Making $3.5 Million. One Man in Ohio Did Just That.

Luck beat judgment and a $10-a-month habit made him a millionaire. That's not a strategy most of us can count on.

Greece’s Best-Kept Secret: Find High Culture and Low Costs in Nafplio

Discover how one expat enjoys Greece's hidden gem of Nafplio, with stunning views, rich culture and affordable living costs.

5 Ways to Pay a Surprise Bill When You Don’t Have an Emergency Fund

When an emergency strikes and you don't have savings set aside, you still have options to get the money you need fast.

Wall Street Ends Sharply Lower Amid AI Displacement Fears and Revived Tariff Angst

Wall Street stocks tumbled on Monday, with all three major U.S. indexes dropping more than 1%, as investors fled high-risk equities amid fears of AI-related disruption, revived tariff angst, and severe winter weather impacting travel stocks.

Costco’s New Sundae Becomes Sweet Sensation With Shoppers

Costco's new double chocolate mint sundae, available for $2.99, is gaining viral attention for its St. Patrick's Day-themed flavor featuring mint ice cream, cookie crumbles, and chocolate sauce.

Denny’s Launching Spring Break Pass for Free Breakfast Daily

Denny's is offering a Spring Break Pass for $14.99 that provides a free Everyday Value Slam daily from March 2 to April 14.

Trump Warns Countries That ‘Play Games’ With US Trade Deals Will Face Higher Tariffs

President Donald Trump threatened to impose significantly higher tariffs and potential license fees on countries that attempt to back out of trade deals following a Supreme Court ruling against his emergency tariffs.

The Tax Deduction That CD Savers May Be Overlooking

If you cashed in your CDs early last year, you need to look for this tax form.

5 Money Moves You Should Resist Even When the Pressure Is On

Everyone has advice, especially when it isn't their money. Learn when you need to push back.

Over 60 and Think It’s Too Late to Get Fit? Stanford Medicine Says Otherwise

Aging is inevitable. Accepting the consequences is not.

TSA PreCheck Won’t Shut Down After All, Global Entry Remains Suspended

The Department of Homeland Security has reversed course and will keep TSA PreCheck operational, while Global Entry remains suspended amid the partial government shutdown.
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