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A millennial couple increased their net worth from zero to $500,000 in 4 years by making 5 strategic money decisions
The couple started by changing their mindset about money, then cut expenses, invested, and bought a rental property to build wealth.
MoneyWhen I graduated college, my dad told me exactly what to do with every paycheck. More than a decade later, I'm still doing it.
The best money advice Jennifer Streaks' father started with saving and making sure her home was secure.
Money10 Best Small Towns To Retire on $4,000 a Month
In many larger cities across America, $4,000 per month in retirement income won't provide the most luxurious lifestyle. But there are plenty of small towns that offer a high quality of life on a...
MoneyScientists create 30% stronger concrete using this common household organic waste: ‘A rare double-win’
“This can lead to improved strength development, reduced micro-cracking, and enhanced overall durability.” Scientists create 30% stronger concrete using this common household organic waste: ‘A rare double-win’ first appeared on The Cool Down.
MoneyWhen it's OK to send food back to the kitchen—and when it's not, from an ex-restaurant manager
Regardless of the culinary faux pas, it can feel rude to send back food when you're at a restaurant. Here's the right way to do it.
MoneyWarren Buffett Says Your Best Chance at Success Comes Down to 3 Simple Choices
Avoiding failure and achieving success require making new decisions in life.
MoneyThe best big city to retire to in America, according to data—plus, see the rest of the top 50
You want to retire in a city, but which one? Stacker looked at data from Niche's Best Cities to Retire report, which grades each geographic retiree location from A through D.
Money10 Jobs That Are Slowly Dying – Avoid These Careers At All Costs
As technology continues to advance, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in various industries. While the rise of AI has opened up many new opportunities, it has also raised concerns about job security. Many jobs that were once done by humans are now being automated, and it’s likely that more jobs will be replaced by AI in the future.
MoneyYou could get in big trouble for throwing these items in trash
Throwing certain items in the trash can be extremely harmful to the environment. Make sure to double check before throwing particular items in the bin.
Money3 Things Boomers Should Consider Buying in Retirement
There are countless financial news stories and articles about how much baby boomers should save for retirement, but not as much attention is paid to things that they should actually buy. While...
MoneyI’m in my 60s with almost $1 million. My home is paid off. I’d like to move but am afraid of the high prices elsewhere: ‘Will I be OK?’
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MoneyAttending These 10 Colleges Can Boost Your Salary Significantly (by as Much as $94K)
Higher education is often associated with higher earnings. For instance, in 2021, the median earnings of workers with a master's or higher degree were $74,600, or 21% higher than the earnings of those...
MoneyI'm a financial planner, and all my millionaire clients have 4 habits in common
Her millionaire clients keep a long-term focus on their finances, make a plan and stick to it, and don't get freaked out by market swings.
MoneyI teach dining etiquette to Americans. Many people miss the basics — here are the most common mistakes I see.
Jayne Withers is a British etiquette consultant based in Florida. She tells American clients if they want to stand out while traveling, keep doing what you're doing.
Money10 years ago I signed a student-loan agreement without reading it, and now I'm afraid I'll never own a home
When it was time to sign a master promissory note at 18, I didn't know what I was getting myself into. Now I'm scared I'll never become a homeowner.
MoneyWhat Is a Middle Class Income? How Much You Need to Earn in Every State
The household income necessary to be considered part of the American middle class varies from state to state
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