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I have a good job here in New York, but I still feel broke every month—if I were to move, which states would actually give me the best cost of living?

If you’re working hard in New York but still feel like your paycheck evaporates, you’re definitely not alone. New York has some of the highest housing, grocery, healthcare and transportation costs in the entire country. Allow us to highlight the states where your money would stretch much further.
December 3, 2025 Jesse Singer

I just moved into our house yesterday and the guy next door is already demanding that I pay for half of the fence he put in six months ago. Now what?

A neighbor shouldn't be asking you to pay half the cost of a fence installed months before you moved in, but it's still important to confirm your legal standing.
December 3, 2025 J.D. Blackwell

I'm 61 and addicted to shopping online. Can I still retire with dignity?

A 61-year-old struggling with an online shopping addiction asks: “Can I still retire with dignity?” This engaging, practical guide explores how overspending impacts retirement, how to break compulsive shopping habits, and actionable steps to regain financial control while still enjoying life. Perfect for readers seeking financial wellness, retirement readiness, and smart behavior-change strategies.
December 2, 2025 Jack Hawkins

My landlord sold the building without warning and the new owner wants to evict long-term tenants first. That includes me. What now?

Your landlord sold the building and the new owner plans to evict long-term tenants. We look at your rights, timelines, and protections for a situation like this.
December 1, 2025 Penelope Singh

My husband refuses to discuss retirement planning even though we’re in our 50s. What can I do to start this process on my own?

If yuor spouse shows no interest in planning your retirement together, there's nothing stopping you from starting the process yourself.
November 28, 2025 Miles Rook

I let my roommate’s boyfriend stay with us. He doesn't have a job or contribute rent, and refuses to leave. Am I allowed to evict him myself?

You let your roommate invite her boyfriend to crash at your shared apartment, but months later he’s still there, unemployed and not paying rent. Naturally you’re wondering if you can legally launch him out of there.
November 26, 2025 Quinn Mercer
A woman leaning out of a car window.

I want to retire early but I also really, really want a Lamborghini. Can I have both?

The dream of financial freedom through early retirement often collides with desires for luxury items like high-end sports cars. This tension creates a fascinating financial puzzle: is it possible to both exit the workforce decades before traditional retirement age and indulge in a $250,000+ Italian supercar? The answer isn't a simple yes or no—it's about understanding the mathematical realities, strategic planning, and personal values that shape this financial balancing act. Let’s have a look.
November 25, 2025 Miles Brucker

The New Wave Of Banking Scams Are So Realistic, Even People Who Work In Finance Are Getting Fooled

Scammers aren’t using shady emails, fake Nigerian princes, or broken English anymore. In 2026, their messages are sleek, personalized, and powered by AI that sounds frighteningly human. Losses have already climbed into the billions—and with new tricks emerging every month, the next wave of scams is more advanced, more believable, and harder to spot than ever.
November 24, 2025 Jesse Singer

My realtor told me to lower my asking price “to attract buyers,” but the same day he brought in a lowball offer from his own client. Is that legal?

If your realtor pressures you to lower your asking price on your home only to turn around with a lowball offer from one of his own clients, you need to quickly get up to speed on your options.
November 24, 2025 Sammy Tran

I used my emergency fund for home repairs. Now my job's at risk. What's my move?

The plan was simple—use your emergency fund while your job stayed steady. Then work shifted, and security vanished right in the middle of costly repairs, leaving you scrambling to figure out your next move without a safety net. What to do?
November 17, 2025 Peter Kinney

My dad bought an annuity he didn’t understand, and now he’s stuck with high fees and no way to access his savings without massive penalties. What now?

Your dad is learning that that the annuity he signed up for is filled with hidden fees, confusing terms, and exorbitant withdrawal penalties. Here’s how you can help him escape this financial sinkhole.
November 14, 2025 Jane O'Shea

Ranking The States With The Most Affordable Housing, According To Data

Finding an affordable home in America has become harder than ever. Comparing median home prices with household incomes determine where homeownership is still within reach. The results reveal a clear winner—the Midwest—while several once-affordable states have slipped out of range.
November 14, 2025 J. Clarke