Insights for Every Family
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Will Social Security Payments Change Under Trump?
Donald Trump is back in the White House, and many retirees are asking: will my Social Security payments change? The answer is simple—your payments will stay on the same schedule, regardless of the administration. &nb...
FirstEnergy $249 Million Settlement: Who Gets the Credit and How Much You’ll See
Ohio electric customers may soon see lower bills after regulators approved a $249 million settlement with FirstEnergy tied to the House Bill 6 corruption scandal. The rel...
New Homes Get Cheaper: Price Premium Fading in 30% of Large U.S. Cities
For years, new-construction homes carried a hefty premium over existing homes. But that gap is shrinking fast, and in some markets, it’s disappearing altogether. According to Realtor.com&rsq...
A Light Through the Rubble: Finding Hope Amid Disaster in Middle Tennessee
The deadly tornadoes that tore through Middle Tennessee on December 10th left behind unimaginable destruction. Homes were flattened, businesses were damaged, and irreplaceable lives were lost. In ...
Hurricane Safety Tips: Protecting Your Family and Home from Category 5 Hurricane Milton
Hurricane Milton has intensified into a dangerous Category 5 storm, and Floridians must act fast to safeguard their families and homes. Read: Evacuation Zones and Shelters for Hurr...
Nearly Half of Americans Have Unused Gift Cards: Don’t Let Yours Go to Waste
Do you have unused gift cards, gathering dust in a drawer? If so, you’re not alone. According to a recent survey from Bankrate, nearly half of Americans have at least one unused gift card....
Living on SSI or SSDI? Here’s How You Can Still Get Out of Debt
Living on Social Security SSI or SSDI can make getting out of debt feel impossible. But it doesn’t have to be. Here’s a clear, step-by-step guide to help you tackle debt without risking your esse...
Denver Workers to Get $1.42 Raise as Minimum Wage Increases in 2026
Starting January 1, 2026, workers in Denver, Colorado, will see one of the highest minimum wages in the country. The city confirmed the new rate will be $19.29 per hour, up from $17.87 in 2025. This $1....
Retired and Struggling with Home Expenses while on Social Security? Government Programs Offer Relief
Owning a home during retirement offers stability, but it also comes with financial challenges—especially for those relying solely on Social Security ...
