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Retirement Comfort Zone: How Much Income Do I Need To Travel Every Year?

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Jordan Rosenfeld For many retirees, traveling every year is one of the biggest rewards after decades of working and saving . But deciding

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We Asked Investing Experts: Where Would You Put $5K Heading Into 2027?

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Jordan Rosenfeld If you had an extra $5,000 to invest heading into 2027, you could try to pick the next hot stock or make a bet on where the economy is headed.

Where Would Investors Put $5,000 Heading Into 2027?

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Got $5,000 to invest heading into 2027? Finance experts explain where they’d put the money and what they’d avoid.

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6 Kirkland Signature Items at Costco Worth Buying This Winter

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Jordan Rosenfeld Winter brings with it not only colder weather, but different demands on our homes and kitchens.

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Why the Biggest Retirement Upgrade Isn't a Bigger Portfolio — It's a Better Strategy

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Many people spend decades focused on growing the biggest retirement portfolio possible. But once you're on track, experts say the next upgrade isn't necessarily adding more money.

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8 Ways To Find Tax Deductions That Work for You in 2026

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Jordan Rosenfeld Tax season can turn into a race to gather forms and file as quickly as possible. But that can leave valuable deductions behind.

8 Tax Deductions You Could Qualify for in 2026

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Many taxpayers overlook deductions they qualify for. Learn where experts say to look before filing your 2026 return.

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6 Costco Buys That Can Lower Household Expenses for Months

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Jordan Rosenfeld Shopping to save money might sound like an oxymoron, but strategic shopping at Costco can make that possible through a variety of great buys.

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Federal Changes After the Midterms That Could Affect Your Paycheck

By: Jordan Rosenfeld

Jordan Rosenfeld Midterm elections can reshape which policies move forward in Washington, but they do not automatically put more or less money in anyone's next paycheck.

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How a New Congress Could Shape Your Finances in 2027

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Jordan Rosenfeld The 2026 midterms could bring a new balance of power to Washington, but that does not mean household financial rules will change overnight.