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Tarra Jackson

2 of the Best Deals in Aldi’s Aisle of Shame This Week

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 If you are hosting a get-together or are a fan of OxiClean, you should know about these bargains available at Aldi — while they last. 

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Advertising Disclosure: When you buy something by clicking links within this article, we may earn a small commission, but it never affects the products or services we recommend. Loyal Aldi shoppers know it well – the legendary “Aisle of Shame.” The affectionate nickname is a nod to the delights and temptations this section of the store poses to customers. Everything from clothing to home…

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30 Legit Companies With Work-From-Home Jobs

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 Find a great gig with an established company that’s committed to flexible work arrangements. 

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Finding legitimate work-from-home (WFH) jobs can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. Between vague job descriptions, too-good-to-be-true salary promises, and outright scams, it’s easy to feel discouraged. But real work-from-home jobs do exist — you just need to know where to look. At FlexJobs, every job posting is vetted to ensure it’s legitimate and from a reputable employer.

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T-Mobile’s New Experience Plan: at Least 20% Less Than AT&T and Verizon, With a 5-Year Price Guarantee

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 T-Mobile’s new wireless plans offer impressive savings, and perks especially tailored for families. 

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Advertising Disclosure: When you buy something by clicking links within this article, we may earn a small commission, but it never affects the products or services we recommend. T-Mobile just introduced its latest wireless plans, promising better value, savings, and certainty compared to major competitors. The new Experience Plans promise savings at least 20% lower than comparable options…

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How to Declutter, Deep Clean and Reclaim Valuable Space in Your Home

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 Right now is a great time to deep clean your home. 

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A good deep clean and declutter can go a long way to clearing more space and brightening up any home. Plus, renters who deep clean and maintain their homes are more likely to get their security deposit back at the end of the lease. Since most house rentals tend to be larger than apartments, with extra space and outdoor areas, deep cleaning can seem to be a hefty task. But…

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Seniors May Qualify for a Bigger Income Tax Deduction

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 A GOP-backed proposal could raise the standard deduction by $4,000 for seniors 65 and older — potentially lowering their taxable income if passed. 

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A proposed bill would give seniors 65 and older an extra $4,000 standard deduction on their federal taxes, starting in 2025, according to reporting by MarketWatch. This so-called “senior bonus” aims to ease financial pressures on retirees, especially those with moderate incomes. Kiplinger reports that the deduction would apply to both standard and itemized filers and would phase out for…

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5 Ways COVID-19 Forever Changed How Americans Plan for Long-Term Care

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 Discover how Americans are building smarter, safer aging plans now. 

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The COVID-19 pandemic forced Americans to face difficult truths about long-term care. As nursing homes became epicenters of infection, families were locked out, unable to comfort loved ones. This trauma permanently altered how people approach aging and end-of-life planning. According to a Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) issue brief, the pandemic accelerated interest in aging in place…

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