Flipboard 2025 Finance Tips

Everyone thinks that alimony automatically ends when an ex remarries. And usually that is the case...but the truth is that it’s not always that simple. Laws, court orders, and contract language can all play a role. Here’s why your obligation might not disappear even after your ex says “I do” again.

Your boat hasn't left the dock in two years. Most people heading into retirement hold onto things they should absolutely sell. The sad reality is that such assets drain money while sitting unused.

Every swipe, click, and subscription line someone else’s pockets. Dave Ramsey says cutting just a few habits can flip that script—and the rest of this list shows where your cash quietly walks away.

You negotiated a hardship pause to give you breathing space after losing your job. But now you find new late fees and interest charges on the paused account. We look at the legality of this and what you can do.

From early sneakers to limited designer drops, vintage footwear has become a hot market for collectors and fashion lovers alike

It’s funny how expenses take on a life of their own. The paychecks end, but the repairs, renewals, and random fees just keep rolling in.

Yo-yos were once the ultimate playground toy, but some of these childhood favorites are now fetching serious cash. From early wooden models to rare promotional editions, collectors are spinning out over these vintage finds.

Once traded on playgrounds and stored in dusty jars, vintage marbles have become hot collector’s items

Worried that inflation has wrecked your retirement savings? Discover how to turn cash into growing investments, protect your future, and rebuild confidence with smart, beginner-friendly financial strategies. Learn how to fight inflation, invest wisely, and secure your retirement—starting today.

If your parents are still without a will in their 70s, it’s important to recognize that fear and loss of control often fuel their resistance to making one.

Most people think rich folks just got lucky. Wrong. Sethi lost half his money on his first investment, then figured out the actual rules wealthy people follow. Turns out, it's about value, not cost.

You come home one day, look at your yard, and realize something’s off. Your neighbor’s brand-new fence is sitting suspiciously far into your property line. You try to handle it nicely, but things spiral fast. Here's what to do if the legal fees start piling up.