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- Sep 22, 2026
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4 Financial Products That Are Better Through an App Than a Bank (opens the original)
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For some people, banks will always be the preferable way of managing their money. For specific types of customers, however, financial apps can actually offer more than brick-and-mortar banks. Fintech apps offer a variety of easy-to-use features and benefits. Many come with low costs and high yields as well. But you will give up the face-to-face interaction that many traditional customers prefer. The best examples of where banking apps excel are with products where high interest rates and low fee
Warren Buffett’s Top Investment Pick: A Low-Cost Index Fund (opens the original)
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Warren Buffett is one of the most popular, quotable investors in the world. The billionaire, now-retired former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway has a legendary investment track record, trouncing the return of the S&P 500 since 1965. He made headlines -- as he often does -- in 2007, when he famously offered to bet $1 million that he could beat the returns of any hedge fund manager over a decade by simply buying and holding an S&P 500 index fund. Before 10 years had even elapsed, the only hedge fund man
The Boring Investment That's Suddenly Interesting Again (opens the original)
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Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities or TIPS, often fly under the radar of investors, some of which consider them "boring." But for the 12 months ending July 2026, prices rose 3.4%, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Meanwhile, the federal government is on pace to borrow $2.1 trillion this fiscal year, per the Congressional Budget Office, $200 billion more than it projected back in February. Put it all together and TIPS are suddenly worth a second look. The U.S. Treasury adjusts the
5 Little-Known Situations Where Social Security Benefits Can Be Reduced — or Withheld Completely (opens the original)
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In most cases, your Social Security check will show up no matter what, rain or shine, good year or bad. But there are some cases in which the government can shrink your check, freeze it temporarily or even stop it altogether. For the most part, these are edge cases that you won't normally have to worry about, but there's one fairly common instance that many retirees are unaware of. Find out below. The most common way that your Social Security might shrink is if you continue to work after you've
What ‘Affordable Health Insurance’ Meant in 2010 vs. 2026 (opens the original)
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The health insurance landscape has changed dramatically since 2010, the year the Affordable Care Act (ACA) became law. Prior to 2010, if you had a pre-existing condition, insurance companies would likely deny you coverage. The ACA protects against these denials, but in exchange, prices are higher than many customers expect. What passed for affordable coverage a decade ago would be considered a unicorn today. Let's break down what actually happened to your health insurance premiums, and what "aff
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