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I bought a house with a shared fence. My neighbor doesn't take care of his side and now he wants me to pay for his upgrades. What are my options?

A shared fence can get complicated fastBuying a house with a shared fence might seem simple—it's just a fence what could go wrong? Well, it's all fun and games until your neighbor neglects their side...

December 19, 2025 Jesse Singer


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The US States Where Your Paycheck Goes The Furthest, According To Taxes

Some states treat your paycheck like an all-you-can-eat buffet. Others politely take a small nibble and let you go live your life. If your main goal is keeping more of what you earn (and watching your bank account look less personally offended every payday), this countdown is for you.
February 13, 2026 J. Clarke
IRS Reporting

I put a $12k purchase on my credit card, and my brother says it’ll be reported to the IRS. My dad says only cash purchases are reported. Who’s right?

Will a $12,000 credit card purchase be reported to the IRS? Learn the truth about the $10,000 reporting rule, cash vs. credit transactions, and when large purchases actually raise tax concerns.
February 12, 2026 Allison Robertson
Retiring At 60 - Fb

My life plan says I need to retire in 10 years. I'm starting to panic. What should I start doing? Do I need an advisor?

Retirement success is less about market performance and more about behavior. The habits you lock in now—spending, saving, and risk tolerance—shape results far more than any single investment choice.
February 13, 2026 Marlon Wright

I'm very late this year to e-file my taxes; they're due tomorrow, and now the IRS website is down. Am I going to get fined?

Stuck trying to e-file your taxes because the IRS website is down on deadline day? Find out whether you’ll get fined, what the IRS actually does during outages, and how to protect yourself from penalties.
February 13, 2026 Jack Hawkins

I want to go to college to study Humanities, but my Dad thinks it's a waste of time and money. Is he right?

Is a humanities degree really a waste of time and money? This engaging article breaks down the myths, career paths, salaries, and real-world value of studying the humanities—plus how to talk to skeptical parents about your future.
February 13, 2026 Jack Hawkins

I'm 18 and about to pay income tax for the first time, but my sister's boyfriend thinks "taxation is theft", and I shouldn't pay any. Is he right?

Filing taxes for the first time is stressful enough—add a “taxation is theft” skeptic into the mix, and it gets complicated. This image captures the tension between first-time tax responsibility and radical anti-tax beliefs.
February 13, 2026 Jack Hawkins