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New Amazon Section Boasts ‘Crazy Low Prices’ — But There’s a Catch

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 Just in time for the holidays, the retailer has a new way to help you find affordable gifts. Cari Rubin Photography / Shutterstock.com

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. Amazon’s latest feature is just in time to accommodate holiday gift shopping on a tight budget. The online retail giant has added a new section to its shopping app and mobile website — called Amazon Haul — which offers…

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10 Places That Get the Most Sunshine in America

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 If your idea of bliss involves frequently sunny skies, check out these U.S. cities. Taras Grebinets / Shutterstock.com

Winter weather has already rolled into many parts in the U.S. and will soon appear in others. If the cold, cloudy skies of winter get you down, perhaps it’s time to take a second peek at sunnier locales. Recently, Redfin looked at all cities across the U.S. with populations of more than 100,000 residents and uncovered the places that get the most sunshine annually. In determining the rankings…

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Is This the Real Reason Medicare Plans Do Home Visits?

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 Your Medicare plan might not be offering that home assessment out of the goodness of its heart. Pranithan Chorruangsak / Shutterstock.com

Has your Medicare Advantage plan offered to provide you with an in-home health assessment? If so, it could be that they were more concerned with their bottom line than with the quality of your care. Medicare Advantage plans used in-home health risk assessments and chart reviews to justify an estimated $7.5 billion in enhanced payments from the government in 2023, the U.S. Department of Heath and…

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7 Eye-Opening Realities About Retirement

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 Understand the realities of retirement to better prepare for this major life transition. stockfour / Shutterstock.com

Retirement is often seen as a well-earned opportunity to enjoy life and pursue passions. While it can be a time of great satisfaction, clearly understanding what to expect can help you navigate potential challenges and confidently embrace the journey. Here are some truths to be aware of as you think about transitioning into this new chapter.

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7 Surprising Inherited Items That Could Be Worth a Fortune

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 Sorting through an inheritance? These items could be worth more than you think. Falcon Eyes / Shutterstock.com

Sorting through years of accumulated belongings can be overwhelming when you inherit a home or property. But before you rush to toss or donate everything, take a moment to consider: Some of those seemingly ordinary items might be worth a surprising amount of money. From vintage cookware to rare books, here are some things to look for—they might be worth more than you think!

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7 Life-Changing Money Habits Inspired by Suze Orman

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 These money habits from Suze Orman can change your life. Al Teich / Shutterstock.com

If there’s one person whose financial wisdom can reshape your spending and saving habits, it’s Suze Orman. The renowned financial expert, author, and former CNBC TV host has for many years been empowering individuals—especially women—to take control of their finances with straightforward and actionable advice. Here’s a roundup of some essential money lessons inspired by her podcast, emails…

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