Experts say there's no recession. Why is it so hard to afford anything, then?

Most experts agree there's no recession looming for the U.S. economy. So why is it such a challenge to cover rising monthly expenses?

6 insurance policies retirees actually need — and 3 you can drop

If you’re driving less in retirement, you might qualify for lower premiums or usage-based insurance. Many insurers offer ...

I'm in my 50s and divorced with a $1.7 million home. I fell in love with an old school friend. Does it make financial sense to marry?

Ultimately, getting married - preferably after your children are out of college - makes financial sense as long as you make sure your legal and financial contract is as rock-solid as your (current) ...
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Victor Davis Hanson: Who’s Paying for the Emergency Room Health Care of Illegal Immigrants, Sen. Warren?

In His Own Words," Victor David Hanson criticizes Sen. Elizabeth Warren for claiming that illegal immigrants are not ...
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Adults 50-64 Should be Exempt From Medicaid Work Requirements

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law in July, requires Medicaid beneficiaries younger than 65 years to work or ...

States Can Automate Medicaid Community Engagement Verification With CITIZ3N's VERIFY Solution Ahead of December Deadline

CITIZ3N Government Solutions, a technology provider for government agencies overseeing health benefits, announced updates to its VERIFY platform to align with new Medicaid eligibility requirements in ...

I’m 57 and had to retire after recently becoming disabled. How should I be preparing for a longer retirement than I’d originally planned?

If you’ve been forced into retirement sooner than expected, you’re not alone. Nearly 60% of American retirees retired earlier ...