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Martin Lewis' warning to avoid shops 'fobbing you off' over faulty gadgets

Many might be shelling out hundreds (or more) on expensive gadgets they believe are no longer covered by warranty

Woman & Home

3 steps to save money when you’re tempted to spend

Saving for the future can be difficult because of a cognitive bias known as hyperbolic discounting: our tendency to place greater weight on immediate satisfaction, even if focusing on the long term will have a greater payoff

The Independent UK

For Savers Who Hate Surprises, This Strategy Delivers

This approach gives you peace of mind, regardless of whether rate cuts happen.

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No Job, No Problem: Suze Orman Says This Retirement Hack Helps Stay-At-Home Partners Build Wealth

Not earning a paycheck doesn't mean you have to miss out on building your own retirement savings. In a recent blog post, personal finance expert Suze Orman points to a little-known strategy — the spousal IRA — as a powerful way for stay-at-home partners and caregivers to grow wealth for…

Benzinga

Are You Supporting Multiple Generations in Retirement?

Here’s how to support your parents and your adult children without sacrificing your retirement.

Kiplinger

What the OBBB Means for Social Security Taxes and Your Retirement: A Wealth Adviser's Guide

For Americans in lower- and middle-income tax brackets, the enhanced deduction for older people reduces taxable income, shielding most of their Social Security benefits from being taxed.

Kiplinger

Young adults staying in relationships to make living costs affordable

Savers who are not in a relationship said they manage to put aside an average of £301 per month

The Independent UK

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Too broke to break up: 21% of young adults ‘stayed with partner to manage costs’

Some 29% young adults surveyed for OneFamily who are single do not have an emergency fund, compared with 16% in a relationship.

The Independent UK

I'm a Financial Adviser: This Is How You Could Be Leaving Six Figures in Social Security on the Table

Claiming Social Security is about more than filing paperwork and expecting a check. When you do it and how you do it have huge financial implications that last the rest of your life.

Kiplinger

The Big Pause: Why Are So Many Americans Afraid to Retire?

While new research sheds light on Americans' growing reluctance to quit work in later life, can anything be done to help those with the retirement jitters?

Kiplinger

Holidays are a ‘valued and realistic’ part of later life, says pensions body

Pensions UK includes holidays in its retirement living standards, which help people understand what kind of lifestyle they may expect in later life.

Evening Standard

The Y Rule of Retirement: Why Men Need to Plan Differently

If you have a Y chromosome (because you're a guy), following the 'Y rule of retirement' can help you transition to this new life stage with grace.

Kiplinger

5 Popular Investing Strategies You Should Really Rethink

There are plenty of popular sayings that help guide your investing strategies, but which ones work? We turned to the experts and historical data to find out.

Kiplinger

Martin Lewis has 3 questions you need to ask yourself 'before buying anything'

The financial expert wants you to do this before you make your next purchase

Woman & Home

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What type of mattress do you need for a Murphy bed? How to choose the right one

A Murphy bed stores vertically when not in use. Buying the right mattress is essential to help save on space.

Benzinga

Chicago Couple Says They're 'Screwed Financially'—And Has Less Than $500 In Savings

The rising cost of living has made it more difficult for people to keep up with bills, let alone invest in assets. Those problems compound if you live in a big city where everything is more expensive, and a Chicago couple finds themselves in this situation.

Benzinga

Get Private Equity-Style Huge Returns Without The Massive Fees

The movement to open U.S. retirement plans to private equity and venture capital is gaining momentum.

Evening Standard

Labour's plans to tax people's savings accounts explained

New legislation will see workers taxed directly from their pay packets

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Vincent Chan's Blueprint To Freedom Frugality Can Get You Out Of The Rat Race: 'Making Money Means Nothing If You Just Spend More Money'

Work gives us a sense of purpose, but people who are stuck at jobs they don't like won't feel much enjoyment from their work. If you don't enjoy your career, you can get out by developing skills and looking for better opportunities.

Kiplinger

50 Tools and Apps Shaking Up the Retirement Side Hustle Market

Check out 50 tools and apps to help you jumpstart your retirement side hustle with confidence.

The Independent UK

Rachel Reeves gives green light for tax crackdown on savings accounts

Banks will pass details to HMRC before tax is withdrawn straight from paypackets for some people

Kiplinger

For a Richer Retirement, Follow These Five Golden Rules

These Golden Rules of Retirement Planning, developed by a financial pro with many years of experience, can help you build a plan that delivers increased income and liquid savings while also reducing risk.

Kiplinger

Time for a Money Checkup: An Expert Guide to Realigning Your Financial GPS

Even if your financial plan is on autopilot, now is the perfect time to make sure it's still aligned with your goals, especially if retirement is on the horizon.

Tom’s Guide

Shower not draining? Fix it fast with this cheap household hack

Here's how to unclog your shower drain without calling a plumber

Kiplinger

How to Break Free From the 'One More Year' Trap and Actually Retire

Despite having more than enough money to retire, some people simply cannot step away from their jobs.

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