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Credit Card fees are so annoying, Americans are going back to cash - AOL (opens the original)
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You’re in line at your local coffee house during your lunch hour. You have limited time but need that caffeine fix. The line stops suddenly. And right in front of the sign asking customers to pay with exact change or use a cashless method due to the nationwide penny shortage, someone is painstakingly counting out coins. You see that the cashier’s expression matches your mood caused by the delay. Is this 2009? Who pays with cash anymore? It turns out many people — consumers fed up with credit car
Retirement Travel on a Fixed Income: 5 Budget Categories People Forget To Include - AOL (opens the original)
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You've saved for years. You've earned this retirement trip. And then you get home and realize you're short on cash, not because you overspent on the fun stuff, but because you forgot about the sneaky little expenses that ambush every traveler. The problem? Most budgets cover big-ticket items but miss the smaller categories that add up surprisingly fast. Missing just a few can mean dipping into savings you didn't plan to touch. Check Out: 5 Cheap Travel Destinations for Retirees This Fall and Win
Trump Accounts vs. 529s and Roth IRAs: What’s Best for Your Grandkids? - AOL (opens the original)
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If you have grandchildren, you may be considering ways to contribute to their financial future. There are plenty of investment options for parents, grandparents, and even close friends to help build a nest egg for an infant. As of 2026, Trump accounts, also called 530A investment accounts, joined the many choices. But is it the best way to start building passive income for your grandchild? Read:Can caring for aging parents help my tax bill?Discover:4 Ways to Invest in Gold — and the One That Cou
Gray Divorce, Red Ink: The Hidden Costs of Divorce After 50 - AOL (opens the original)
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No one is the same person in their 20s as they are in their 50s. Raising children, various careers, and the passing of decades changes people. Sometimes, married couples grow apart. They realize that when they are faced with an “empty nest,” free of children and the various stressors of raising a family, they no longer have anything in common. Other couples delay divorce until their children grow up. Divorce after 50 has financial ramifications, including a loss of health insurance, a need to de
Scientists study a 117-year-old woman to find clues to longevity - AOL (opens the original)
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By now, scientists (and most people) understand that you may be able to stay healthy and potentially extend your life by staying physically active, eating a healthy diet, and avoiding habits like smoking or excessive alcohol consumption. Read:2027 Social Security COLA: These 3 Months Will Decide Your RaiseRead:5 Great Books for Aging Well Maria Branyas Morera, the world’s oldest person before she died at 117 years old in 2024, seemed to follow the blueprint for a long life. Good genetics likely
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