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10 Money-Saving Strategies: How the Upper-Class Outsmarts Poor and Middle-Class Spenders

Not all strategies are created equal in the realm of personal finance. With their considerable resources and access to exclusive financial tools, the upper class often employs sophisticated money-saving techniques that can seem out of reach for poor and middle-class individuals. These strategies go beyond simple budgeting or coupon-clipping; they involve complex financial strategies that […]

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Health Insurance For Early Retirement: Here Are 4 Options

Retirement / Steve Burns

Many dream of retiring early, but it comes with its own set of challenges. One of the most significant hurdles for US citizens is securing affordable health insurance before becoming eligible for Medicare at age 65. The gap between early retirement and Medicare eligibility can span several years, leaving many retirees wondering how to protect

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10 Minimalist Habits to Save Time and Simplify Your Life

Psychology / Holly Burns

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the constant demands on our time and energy. Minimalism offers a solution, encouraging us to focus on what truly matters and to let go of the excess. By adopting minimalist habits, you can streamline your daily life, reduce stress, and create more space for the things that bring you

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6 Struggles Only Introverts Could Relate To

Psychology / Holly Burns

Introverts make up a significant portion of the population, yet they often struggle in a society that caters more to extroverted personalities. While introversion is simply a preference for less stimulating environments and more alone time to recharge, it can lead to difficulties navigating social situations, work, and more. Let’s examine six introverts’ most common

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10 Signs You Have Low Emotional Intelligence

Psychology / Holly Burns

Emotional intelligence, or EI, is a critical skill that profoundly shapes our personal and professional lives. At its core, emotional intelligence involves effectively managing our own emotions and understanding the feelings of those around us. Numerous studies have demonstrated the far-reaching benefits of possessing high emotional intelligence. Individuals with well-developed EI consistently report having more

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Building Wealth After 40: It’s Not Too Late to Get Rich

Wealth / Steve Burns

Have you ever wondered, “I’m in my 40s now. Is it too late to start building real wealth?” If so, you’re not alone. Many people hit their 40s and feel like they’ve missed the boat on financial success. But here’s the good news: it’s not too late. Your 40s can be an ideal time to

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5 Things The Average Middle-Class American Won’t Be Able To Afford In 5 Years Due To Inflation

Economics / Steve Burns

Inflation has become a significant concern for many Americans, particularly those in the middle class. As the cost of living continues to rise, certain items and experiences that were once attainable are becoming increasingly out of reach. This article explores five key areas where the average middle-class American may struggle to maintain affordability over the

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10 Safest Places to Retire in Mexico (and 5 to Avoid)

Retirement / Steve Burns

Mexico has long been a popular destination for retirees seeking warm weather, rich culture, and a lower cost of living. However, safety concerns often top the list of considerations for those contemplating a move south of the US border. This article explores 10 of the safest places to retire in Mexico and 5 locations you

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How the Middle-Class American Dream Became a Costly Nightmare

Economics / Steve Burns

The American Dream, deeply ingrained in the nation’s ethos, has long been a beacon of hope and aspiration for millions. Popularized by James Truslow Adams in 1931, the American Dream embodies the belief that anyone can achieve prosperity and success through hard work and determination, regardless of background. This idea emphasizes the opportunity for a

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Retirees Are Leaving These 5 States in Droves (And Going to These 5 Spots Instead)

Retirement / Steve Burns

As the baby boomer generation enters retirement, a significant shift in population demographics is occurring across the United States. Retirees are increasingly choosing to leave certain states in favor of others that offer more appealing lifestyles, financial benefits, and climates. This article explores the top states that retirees are leaving and the destinations they’re flocking

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