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There’s a strange gap in the tax code that many Baby Boomers accidentally qualify for—but almost no one talks about it. Use it correctly, and retirement income can be taxed far less than expected. Miss it, and you may never realize how much money you left on the table. The rule isn’t secret. It’s just easy to overlook.

When a couple move in together, it can change each person's eligibility for state benefits.

If your former spouse leaves a high-paying career of their own free will, how much extra are you obligated to pay in child support?

Curious how your savings stack up? This article compares average savings in the U.S. and Canada, revealing surprising gaps, reasons behind them, and shocking stats about American savings.

Home inspectors are usually prohibited from soliciting work on a home that they've inspected. We also look at the pros and cons of putting in a metal roof.

An ownership change doesn't entitle new owners to raise rates on your subscription without presenting a new contract or notice.

It makes sense to move into an apartment that you own if you want to save money, but you have to settle matters properly with the current tenants.

If you've prepaid a membership to a fitness club and the place shuts down with no notice, it may be a challenge getting your money refunded.

Coming home from vacation should smell like stale luggage and sunscreen, not betrayal. Yet many renters return to find unfamiliar sheets on their bed, a stranger’s coffee mug in the sink, and a sickening realization: the room was rented out without permission.

Losing both parents is devastating enough. Finding out that inheriting their estate may push you toward bankruptcy feels cruel. Many people assume inheritances are tax-free windfalls. In reality, inheritance taxes—where they exist—can create sudden, overwhelming financial pressure.

If you helped out your roommate when he was short on rent, it's important to get a timeline on when he's going to pay you back.

You’re both retired, but while you're healthy, your husband is showing signs that he may soon need long term care. What happens to your family home if he needs to apply for Medicaid?