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  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Jenny Cohen |Calista Headrick

    Retirement is a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of your hard work, not to stress about taxes chipping away at your savings. The good news is that retirees can choose to live in states that help them keep more of their money because all types of retirement income, like 401(k) distributions, IRA withdrawals, pensions, and Social Security benefits, are completely tax-free. Here's a closer look at the 13 states where your retirement income goes untaxed, plus tips on managing your financial future.

  • 1 week ago | flipboard.com | Jenny Cohen

    NowA record Social Security expansion is behind the resilience in incomes and spending. In some ways, it’s still Joe Biden’s economy, and Donald Trump is just reaping the benefits. Well, Trump and hundreds of thousands of police, firefighters, teachers and other public sector retirees. Over the past few …

  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Jenny Cohen |Calista Headrick

    Cars are expensive to purchase, especially with tariffs affecting the price of everything these days. But the costs don't stop there. If you spend a lot to maintain and repair your car, the bills can continue to pile up. Consumer Reports used member surveys to gauge the repair and maintenance performance of hundreds of thousands of cars on a scale of zero to 100, with 100 representing the most reliable.

  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Jenny Cohen |Kaitlin Milligan

    If you want to save money on groceries and other items, you might consider getting a Sam's Club membership. But before handing over your cash, there are some potential issues with a Sam's Club membership that you should understand before you become a member. Check out these potential problems you could face if you're a Sam's Club member. The membership fee insta_photos/Adobe Like other warehouse retailers, Sam's Club charges an annual membership fee.

  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Jenny Cohen |Calista Headrick

    Sunshine, sandy beaches, and the ocean breeze. Millions of people dream of retiring to Florida, where the state is known for catering to older residents. But Florida might not be the best place to spend your golden years. And those in retirement on a fixed income should ensure they're getting the most out of what they're paying for. So, before you retire and make plans to head south, here are some reasons why you should think twice before retiring to the Sunshine State.

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