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6 Risky Money Habits Retirees Use To Avoid Financial Stress — and Why They Backfire - AOL (opens the original)
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Financial stress doesn’t disappear with retirement. Sure, those regular Social Security payments are nice, but you’re also dealing with mounting healthcare costs and soaring costs of living while existing on a fixed income and trying not to run out of money. (Having fun yet?) Unfortunately, maladaptive coping mechanisms also don’t disappear in retirement. Because financial stress can feel overwhelming, retirees often make risky money moves to eliminate their anxiety in the moment. However, these
5 Workplace Trends That Could Shape Your Paychecks Over the Next 6 Months - AOL (opens the original)
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Nowadays, the job market seems to be shifting under our feet. Between economic uncertainty, increased use of AI and unparalleled corporate greed, workers are terrified their paychecks will take a hit or — worse — they’ll be laid off. As the saying goes, however, knowledge is power — which is why no one should remain uninformed on what’s coming down the pipeline. MoneyLion consulted experts to discover five workplace trends that could shape your paycheck over the next six months and learn some ti
6 Jobs Most Likely To Produce Millionaires in the Next 10 Years - AOL (opens the original)
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Remember when the millionaire playbook was actually simple? Buy a house, get a degree, become a doctor or lawyer — rinse, repeat. Unfortunately, those days are long gone. Housing costs have exploded, education now requires a second mortgage and pensions are basically mythical creatures. Here's the reality: the professionals raking in serious wealth over the next decade won't be following the rulebook their parents consulted. Instead, the real money goes to those audacious enough to master emergi
I Made $1K a Week Renting Out Something I Already Owned - AOL (opens the original)
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Looking to make some extra cash renting items you already own? It does seem sort of ideal, right? Well, Alcide Deschesnes, founder and CEO atONE Club Trainer, managed to do exactly that. In 2019, Deschesnes bought a camper van so he could take weekend trips. Unfortunately, he didn’t wind up taking as many trips as he thought and the van mostly sat in his driveway for three years. When he realized he was paying $180 per month in insurance alone, he couldn’t justify the expense. But he didn’t want
Clark Howard Advises Against Using Debit Cards at Furniture Stores — Here's Why - AOL (opens the original)
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Before you pull out that debit card at the furniture story, one money expert wants you to think twice. Clark Howard is an American consumer expert, podcast host and TV reporter who offers advice on a wide array of personal finance topics from debt management to retirement. In May of 2026, Howard posted to his blog, Clark.com, tackling his latest topic: the use of debit cards at furniture stores. Discover More: 7 Costco Buys That Make the Executive Membership Worth the Upgrade Boom Time: 7 Low-Ri
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