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The sky is screaming, the mercury is diving, and your house is groaning under the weight of a “bomb cyclone.” While meteorologists love the dramatic terminology, there is nothing poetic about the sound of a pipe snapping in your basement or your roof buckling under a foot of frozen slush. Once the wind stops howling, … Read more

Drinking tea daily may be giving you a significant health boost, according to recent research. A comprehensive review published in the scientific journal Beverage Plant Research highlights just how beneficial drinking tea can be for your long-term health. The analysis, conducted by a team at the Tea Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural … Read more

Social Security is confusing enough for one person. For married couples, the options are often even more complicated, with spousal benefits and survivor’s benefits potentially in play. Sometimes adding to that confusion is a 2015 federal law that changed the process of how some lower-earning spouses apply for benefits. This was the case for Money … Read more

Some workplace habits seem minor in the moment, yet they can quietly shape how others perceive your reliability and potential. When these behaviors go unnoticed, they can hold you back from the promotions and opportunities you’re working toward. Recognizing them early allows you to make small adjustments that strengthen your reputation and support your long‑term … Read more

We’ve all been there. You’re at a dinner party or in a meeting, feeling like the conversation is going well, and then you say something that sucks the air right out of the room. You didn’t mean to be rude. You thought you were being helpful, sympathetic or just honest. But the person across from … Read more

Retirement opens the door to a stage of life where growth doesn’t stop, it simply shifts. Picking up new skills and exploring fresh interests can keep retirees energized, mentally sharp, and deeply fulfilled. These activities not only reduce stress but also add purpose and excitement to each day. By staying curious and embracing lifelong learning, … Read more

I was just reading a report in The Washington Post that asks a question that shouldn’t need to be asked: “Should you drink bottled water or tap?” Since I wrote my first book, “Life or Debt,” about 25 years ago, I’ve been telling anyone who will listen that bottled water is one of the greatest … Read more

Many people put in the effort but still struggle to build real financial momentum and often, it’s not because they aren’t working hard enough. It’s the everyday money habits that quietly chip away at their progress. When these patterns go unchecked, they can delay major goals like owning a home or retiring with confidence. By … Read more

Inflation reports may finally look a little less scary compared to record peaks during the pandemic, but your wallet probably hasn’t gotten the memo. The costs of several essential items are still climbing faster than the overall inflation rate, according to recent reporting from AARP, as well as federal agency data and other industry forecasts. … Read more

Across the country, certain cities have become so expensive that even solid middle‑class incomes can’t keep up. Rising housing costs and everyday expenses are pushing residents to their limits and discouraging newcomers from settling in. Our analysis highlights the places where affordability has slipped out of reach, revealing how soaring prices are reshaping communities and … Read more