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Source: forbes.com

Credit card consolidation can pay off. Assume $25,000 of credit card debt at a 20 percent interest rate and a $500 monthly payment. With a strong credit profile, you might

Source: attomdata.com

Home sellers in 2018 realized an average home price gain of $61,000 since purchase, a 12-year high. That average profit represented an average 32.6 percent return on investment, the highest

Source: Bankmycell.com

Smartphone owners spend an average of two hours and 51 minutes a day on their devices. Including tablets, total usage averages four hours and 33 minutes a day. Yet, the

Source: kiplinger.com

Minnesota ranks as the least tax-friendly state for retirees. State income tax rates range from 5.35 to 9.85 percent. Taxes often are imposed on pensions, retirement plan distributions, and some

Source: medicare.gov

In 2019, the standard premium for Medicare Part B (covering medical bills) is $135.50 per enrollee per month. However, seniors who had modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) more than $85,000

Source: carinsurance.com

For full coverage ($100,000 for bodily injury/$300,000 per accident/$100,000 property damage, with a $500 deductible), 20-year-olds pay an average of $3,214 a year for auto insurance. That average decreases as

Source: wealthx.com

Defining “ultrahigh net worth” as more than $30 million, the Hong Kong area leads the world, with a wealthy population more than 10,000. New York (more than 8,800) and Tokyo

Source: Total System Services

In a recent survey of U.S. consumers, 26% of respondents reported owning a digital assistant such as Google Home, Amazon’s Echo/Dot (Alexa), and Microsoft’s Cortana. They are primarily used for

Source: limra.com

Most types of life insurance policies reported flat to negative growth rates, year over year, in the first quarter of 2018. However, annualized premiums rose by 10% for variable universal

Source: History.com

The Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944 (G.I. Bill) paid almost $4 billion to nearly nine million veterans from 1944–1949 in unemployment compensation. The education and training provisions existed until 1956,