We all know somebody who pinches pennies and gives themselves lopsided haircuts. But being frugal doesn't have to be about self-denial or depriving yourself of non-crooked haircuts. Smart frugality is about making wise, intentional purchases that offer ge... See more
If you're on Medicare and expected to see some wallet relief at the pharmacy in 2026, you may be disappointed. Introduced in 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act reshaped Medicare's prescription drug program. It features major changes to Part D — including a... See more
I think a lot about retirement: when, how, if. Sure, I save. So does my husband. But I see headlines cropping up all the time about retirees outliving their money, or returning to the workforce (or both), and they're sobering. Among the many future unknow... See more
Bosses Are Hiring 50 to 60 Year-Olds Left and Right (And Honestly, We See Why) For years, many workers in their 50s and early 60s have been edged out of the job market. Employers have traditionally been skittish of silver-haired workers, dismissing them a... See more
Shopping at Sam's Club can be a fantastic way to save money on everyday purchases. But though the per-unit savings can be quite attractive, buying certain goods there is not so cost-effective. Some things at Sam's Club are just a waste of money. When plan... See more
