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Your Retirement Income Didn’t Drop — So Why Does It Feel Like You Have Less Money Every Month?

Your Social Security check arrived on time, your pension hasn’t been cut, and you’re withdrawing roughly the same amount from retirement savings each month. Yet...

Saving Advice · Oct 7

Costco obsessions are leading people to renovate their homes

Homeowners looking to bring back other practical features like laundry chutes and milk doors

The Independent UK · Oct 7

Ireland’s pension boost shows what independent Scotland could do, say SNP

Ireland's €10-a-week welfare payment increase shows what is possible when independent countries control their own future, an SNP MSP has said

The National (Scotland) · Oct 7

Expert explains why you shouldn’t get annoyed about state pension changes

Think of the government contribution as just the floor, Gina Miller says – you need to build the walls and roof

The Independent UK · Oct 7

Consumer Confidence Just Hit a 12-Year Low — What Retirees Should and Shouldn’t Change

Americans haven’t felt this uneasy about the economy in more than a decade, and retirees appear to be feeling the pressure too. The Conference Board’s...

Saving Advice · Oct 6

Business owners, check this now: Group health premiums are fully deductible in 2026, and many owners still overlook these savings today

Business owners reviewing 2026 taxes shouldn't overlook employee health benefits. Group health insurance premiums are fully deductible, while qualifying HSA, HRA and FSA contributions can also provide tax advantages. For eligible small businesses, the Small Business Health Care Tax Credit may further offset premium costs.

The Economic Times · Oct 6

Here Are 5 items Missing From Your Will That Will Haunt Your Inheritors

A will can tell your family who gets your property, but it does not automatically solve every problem waiting for them after your death. Some assets follow beneficiary forms, some accounts follow ownership rules, and some pieces of your life exist almost entirely behind passwords and screens.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 6

Too Much Cash in a HYSA? Investors Are Rethinking When to Move Money Into the Market

A high-yield savings account can make cash feel almost productive. The balance earns interest, the money stays accessible, and nobody has to watch a stock chart twitch before breakfast. That combination has made HYSAs appealing, especially while savings rates remain well above ordinary bank-account yields. But investors face a less…

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 6

Rent-to-Own, BNPL or Credit Card: Which Is the Worst Way to Buy a $1,000 TV?

A $1,000 TV can cost $1,000, or it can quietly become a much more expensive piece of furniture with a screen attached. The payment method can matter almost as much as the television itself.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 6

Turning 60, 61, 62 or 63 This Year? Your 401(k) Limit Is Higher Than You May Think

Turning 60 in 2026 comes with an unusual retirement perk: a bigger 401(k) catch-up contribution limit. If you turn 60, 61, 62 or 63 at any point this year, you may be able to put up to $35,750 of your own money into a traditional 401(k) or similar workplace plan.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 6