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9 Peer-to-Peer Payment Rules That Protect Your Cash

Peer-to-peer (P2P) payment apps like Venmo, PayPal, Cash App, and Zelle make sending money faster than ever. Retirees use them to split bills, send gifts,...

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Is Your BNPL Plan Reporting to Credit—Or Hiding Problems?

Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) plans have exploded in popularity. Companies like Affirm, Klarna, and Afterpay let shoppers split purchases into smaller, interest-free payments. Retirees...

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7 Banking-as-a-Service Risks No One Warned You About

Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) is quietly reshaping how financial products reach consumers. Apps, fintech startups, and even retailers now offer accounts or cards that look like traditional...

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8 Travel-Insurance Clauses That Don’t Cover What You Think

Travel insurance is often sold as peace of mind for retirees planning vacations. Policies promise protection against cancellations, medical emergencies, and lost luggage. But the...

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Could a Patient Advocate Save More Than Your HSA Ever Could?

Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are often praised as one of the smartest financial tools for retirees. They offer tax advantages, long-term growth, and a way...

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7 Medicare Advantage Add-Ons Worth Keeping—and Which to Drop

Medicare Advantage plans attract retirees with extra perks beyond standard coverage. From dental and vision to gym memberships, add-ons look like valuable bonuses. But not...

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9 Part D Shopping Tricks That Cut Annual Costs

Prescription drug costs weigh heavily on retirees’ budgets. Medicare Part D offers relief, but choosing the wrong plan can waste hundreds—or even thousands—each year. The...

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Is Your IRMAA Appeal Strong Enough—or Missing One Key Document?

Retirees with higher incomes often face an unpleasant surprise: Medicare surcharges called IRMAA (Income-Related Monthly Adjustment Amount). These add significant costs to Part B and...

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8 Social Security Overpayment Shocks—and How to Respond

Social Security is supposed to provide stability in retirement. Retirees count on monthly deposits as a predictable income to cover living expenses. That’s why receiving...

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Could a Credit Freeze Hurt Your Mortgage Refi Timing?

Credit freezes are one of the strongest defenses against identity theft. They block lenders from pulling your report, stopping thieves from opening accounts in your...

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7 Reverse-Mortgage Facts That Make or Break the Decision

Reverse mortgages are often advertised as a way for retirees to unlock home equity without selling. They promise extra cash, no monthly payments, and the...

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Could Energy Upgrades Pay Back Faster Than Your Bond Fund?

Retirees often look to bonds for steady, reliable returns. But with interest rates fluctuating and inflation eating into yields, even safe bonds don’t always keep...

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Living As If You Matter

Written by Barbara Huson I once saw a poster that made a lasting impression. On it was written: Will it matter that I was? Those words...

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10 Weather-Proofing Fixes That Lower Insurance and Utility Bills

Storms, extreme heat, and freezing winters are hitting homeowners harder than ever. For retirees, weather-related damage doesn’t just threaten comfort—it drives up insurance premiums and...

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8 “Cheap Now, Expensive Later” Home Repairs to Avoid

When something breaks at home, the temptation is to choose the cheapest fix. Retirees on fixed incomes often look for short-term savings, especially on maintenance....

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The Education System Lied to You: Why College Degrees Won’t Make You Rich

If you find value in these articles, please share them with your inner circle and encourage them to Sign Up for my Rich Habits Daily Tips/Articles. No...

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Is Your HOA a Financial Time Bomb?

For many retirees, moving into a community with a homeowners’ association (HOA) feels like buying peace of mind. The promise of well-kept grounds, shared amenities,...

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7 Car-Buying Moves That Save Money Even in a Tight Market

Buying a car has become more expensive than ever. Supply chain disruptions, rising interest rates, and limited inventories have kept prices stubbornly high. For retirees...

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A Different Perspective On Charlie Kirk

But first . . . Robert Redford was everything good about America. A quiet hero. Though not as tall as you might think. He will live...

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The Power of Curiosity: A Common Rich Habit of the Top 1%

If you find value in these articles, please share them with your inner circle and encourage them to Sign Up for my Rich Habits Daily Tips/Articles. No...

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Will Your Extended Warranty Ever Pay for Itself?

Extended warranties are pitched as peace-of-mind products for car buyers. For a few thousand dollars, they promise coverage when expensive repairs hit. Retirees on fixed...

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9 Home-Equity Strategies That Don’t Risk Losing the House

For many retirees, home equity is their largest untapped asset. The temptation to turn it into cash is strong, especially when budgets feel tight. But...

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10 Red Flags About Klarna That Experts Warn Investors Are Ignoring

Klarna, one of the most popular “buy now, pay later” platforms, has reshaped consumer spending. Investors have been dazzled by its growth, flashy partnerships, and...

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2026 COLA Boost Could Be Erased by Medicare Hike—Here’s What Retirees Need to Know

Every fall, retirees look forward to Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). It’s meant to protect against inflation and keep benefits aligned with rising prices. But...

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6 Hazardous Financial Moves That Feel Smart—Until They Backfire

Some financial strategies sound brilliant at first glance. They’re often pitched as “smart money moves” that promise to save, protect, or grow wealth. But in...

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