I’ve heard from so many of you over the last few years who have said, “I want to lower my grocery bill, but I can’t shop like you do.” Maybe you don’t have a Kroger, or you don’t have access to great markdowns, or you don’t want to shop more than once a week, or… Read More
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With the Super Bowl right around the corner, it’s time to start planning an epic party. This year will probably be more important to have a great party than other years. Courtesy of the pandemic, the chances of anyone being there live is slim to none. This also means you will need to have a smaller party than usual and continue to social distance. This ultimately means you’ll probably spend less money on food, drinks and supplies also. I can’t argue with having a great party and not spending as much money to put it on! Since we can’t be
How to Not Overspend On Your Super Bowl Day Fun is a post originally published on: Everything Finance – Everything Finance – Its all about Money!
With the stock market still in roller coaster mode and more and more companies reducing or eliminating retirement benefits, many peopleâfrom Boomers and Generation Xers to savvy Millennialsâare facing the fact that they need to seize control of their retirement financial plan. And they need to do it sooner rather than later. Boomers in particular… Read More
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Letâs get one thing out there: no one is especially psyched to get car insurance. You get it because itâs a financial safeguard against damage to your car or injury to you or others (and maybe because it also happens to be legally required in some form nearly everywhere in the US). Car insurance is… Read More
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Tarek El Moussa and Christina Anstead have managed to find success in real estate, even during a pandemic. Here are their tips for a great quarantine home.
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Some call it a desperate need for privacy and security. Others call it conscious alienation and paranoia. Whatever the reason, one thingâs clear: the worldâs wealthiest all want to live in Beverly Park, Los Angelesâ richest and most exclusive neighborhood. What exactly is so special about Beverly Park?, you might ask. Donât feel bad about […] More
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Imagine finding your dream home, then, a week before closing the deal, losing your jobâand the house. This is house hunting during the coronavirus pandemic.
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You may have dreamed of a tax-free retirement, but if you live in these 13 states, your Social Security benefits are subject to a state tax. That’s on top of a federal tax on as much as 85% of your Social Security benefits.