Should You Still Invest if You Have Student Debt? The Answer May Surprise You.
In most cases, the interest rate you’re paying on your student loans dictates how aggressive you should be when paying it off. Although most bor...
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Vacation Prices Have Doubled Since 2022 — Here Are 4 Ways to Fight Back
Image source: Getty Images Vacations aren’t cheap anymore, full stop. But that doesn’t mean they’re out of reach. According to Motle...
Worried About Healthcare Costs in Retirement? Don’t Just Pad Your IRA or 401(k).
Many people underestimate their healthcare expenses in retirement. Having dedicated funds in an HSA could make those costs easier to manage. HSAs offe...
What Happens if You Deposit More Than $10,000 in Your Bank Account?
If you deposit more than $10,000 in your bank account, the bank needs to report the transaction to the government. You may be asked to provide additio...
Social Security Benefits Could Rise 2.7% in 2026. Here’s Why You May Not Get to Keep That Raise in Full.
Current projections are calling for a larger Social Security COLA in 2026 than in 2025. Even if next year’s COLA is more generous, a rise in the...
Are You Falling for These 6 Myths About Required Minimum Distributions?
Many, but not all, retirement accounts require you to start taking money out when you turn 73. A good brokerage will likely automate the process for y...
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