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Absolutely Ridiculous Things Purchased By Billionaires

The Astonishing Purchases Of The EliteWealth often brings freedom, but for some, it fuels mind-bending indulgences that defy all logic. Since they don’t worry about the price tag, why wouldn’t rich folks buy whatever they...

December 20, 2024 Alex Summers


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Why A Paid-Off House Does Not Always Mean A Comfortable Retirement

Paying off a mortgage before retirement can remove one of the biggest monthly bills a household has. That is a major financial advantage, but it does not make the rest of retirement free. A comfortable retirement still depends on income, savings, health costs, taxes, home expenses, and how long those resources need to last.
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Why Are Middle-Class Families Feeling The Squeeze Even When Their Income Looks Good On Paper?

Why do two-income middle-class families still feel broke despite earning good salaries? Here's how housing, childcare, debt, insurance, taxes and everyday costs squeeze today's household budget.
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A booking site keeps sending strangers to my house. Can a fake rental listing cost me money?

Strangers keep arriving because your home is listed as a rental without permission. Here’s how to stop the scam and protect your money.
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Common Financial Advice From The 1980s That Will Almost Definitely Backfire In Today’s Economy

Financial advice from the 1980s does not always work today. These outdated money rules could hurt your savings, retirement, credit, investments, and household finances in the modern economy.
October 5, 2026 Peter Kinney
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The old owner of my new house still uses my address for mail. Can that create financial trouble for me?

The previous owner still gets bills, bank statements, and other mail at your new home. Here’s when it’s harmless, when it could signal trouble, and what American homeowners should do.
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