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Act Fast on These Disney World Special Offers for Early 2025
Disney World special offers have been released for a limited number of resort hotel rooms in early 2025 — the perfect time to beat the Florida heat.
By Charlotte Gorbold Published
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The New 60/30/10 Budgeting Method Could Replace the Traditional 50/30/20 Rule
In today’s inflated economy, the 60/30/10 budgeting method could be a better option for your financial situation.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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What's Worth Your Money: Clear, TSA PreCheck or Global Entry?
A look at the relative value of Clear vs TSA PreCheck vs Global Entry for travelers.
By Alexandra Svokos Last updated
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Medicare Part D and Advantage Costs Decrease in 2025
Beneficiaries will pay less in 2025 for Medicare Part D prescription and Medicare Advantage plan premiums.
By Donna LeValley Published
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10 Worst Things to Buy on Amazon
spending It's become second nature for many online shoppers to go straight to Amazon.com to make a purchase — but are you really getting the best deal?
By Andrea Browne Taylor Last updated
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22 Products You’ll Waste Money Buying at Warehouse Clubs
Costco We talked to shopping experts to find out which products shoppers should steer clear of (and why) at warehouse clubs Costco, Sam’s Club and BJ’s.
By Bob Niedt Last updated
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Traveling During Hurricane Season? Four Ways to Protect Yourself Financially
If you're traveling during hurricane season, which peaks between August and late October, take the following steps to protect your trip.
By Erin Bendig Last updated
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24 Best Travel Websites and Apps to Find Deals and Save You Money
Travel Use Kiplinger's guide to the best travel websites and find discounts and deals so you can vacation without breaking the bank.
By Rivan V. Stinson Last updated
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Which States Have the Biggest Tippers? How Does Yours Measure Up?
Who tips the best and worst on takeout apps? State-by-state, Delaware and West Virginia residents are the most generous while those in California and Washington State tend to hoard their cash.
By Kathryn Pomroy Published