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Jennifer Taylor

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Sep 9, 2026
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Aug 25, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Jennifer Taylor

    The Credit Freeze Loophole Nobody Knows About (and It Costs You $0) (opens the original)

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    Identity theft can happen to anyone. Scammers don't discriminate, but did you know freezing your credit can help protect your assets? Unfortunately, this type of crime is on the rise. In 2025, a total of 31,675 official identity theft complaints were recorded by the FBI — a 47% increase since 2024. Personal data breaches are also a major issue with 67,456 reported in 2025. Maybe you've already had personal data stolen or perhaps you want to proactively fight against it. Either way, keep reading

  2. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Jennifer Taylor

    Social Security and Side Hustles in 2026: How Much You Can Earn Without Regret (opens the original)

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    Retirement doesn't have to mean completely leaving the workforce. If you need extra money or get bored, you might take on a side hustle. This can be a great choice, but proceed with caution to ensure your earnings don't impact your Social Security benefit. If you're under full retirement age -- 67 years old, for those born in 1960 and after, per the Social Security Administration (SSA) -- you can earn up to $24,480 per year -- in 2026 -- at your side hustle, before your benefits are reduced, acc

  3. Article · Aug 25, 2026 · Jennifer Taylor

    This Advice on Paying Debt Was Hot in 2004 — What Financial Experts Say Today (opens the original)

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    A lot has changed since 2004, but one thing has stayed the same — people are still searching for ways to pay off debt. Many fads came and went during the early aughts, including those related to money. One of the most memorable debt repayment strategies hit the air in 2004, when David Bach appeared on "The Oprah Winfrey Show" to discuss his book "The Automatic Millionaire." During the interview, he introduced the latte factor, which argued that spending money on small daily luxuries — i.e., latt

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