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Inflation May Be Slowing. Here’s What That Could Mean for Everyday Costs
Inflation affects everyday costs, wages, and financial stability. New data suggests price increases slowed in December, which may be a positive sign. Here’s what that could mean for individuals and businesses.
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How to Enjoy the Holidays Without Overspending
The holidays can be expensive, but with realistic planning and mindful decisions, you can enjoy the season without damaging your financial health.
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Happiness vs Financial Planning
A new survey shows Americans often prioritize happiness and health over saving for the future. Here’s what the data reveals — and how to plan for retirement without sacrificing the present.
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Child Care Costs Across the U.S.
Child care costs differ dramatically from state to state. Here’s which areas are most and least affordable and how families can manage rising expenses.
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The Simple Habit That Reduces Money Stress
Talking about money can feel uncomfortable — but research shows it’s one of the best ways to reduce financial stress and feel more confident.
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Dog Guides: A Partner for Independence
Dog guides assist individuals who are legally blind in traveling safely, confidently, and independently.
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Practical Steps to Reach $1 Million
For most people, hitting a net worth of $1 million isn’t about luck or inheritance—it’s about planning, smart financial habits, and consistency over time. Here’s how to build toward this milestone.
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67% Living Paycheck to Paycheck in 2025
A new financial wellness report finds that 67% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck in 2025, up from 63% in 2024. Rising costs, inflation, and an uncertain job market are squeezing households across the country.
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ABLE Accounts Refresher: More Than Just Guide Dog Expenses
National Guide Dog Month is the perfect time to revisit ABLE accounts. These special savings accounts can cover the cost of a guide dog — from training to daily care — but they can also be used for a wide range of disability-related expenses.