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Roxana Loomes

Richmond Hill

Contributor at TheThings.com

Contributor at Wealth of Geeks

Journalist at Freelance

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  • 2 days ago | financebuzz.com | Roxana Loomes |Esther Carlstone

    If your decor could use a refresh but you don't have thousands to spend, you're not alone. While you may not be able to afford high-end products from West Elm or Pottery Barn, it doesn't mean you're stuck doing nothing. Sam's Club comes to your rescue with affordable dupes of high-end, expensive decor and home goods that will do the job. Take a look at these finds that let you keep your home up-to-date while you save money at Sam's Club.

  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Roxana Loomes |Lauren Wellbank

    The average Social Security benefit, which amounts to $1,976, doesn't go far in expensive urban areas. However, a comfortable retirement in affordable lake towns across the Southern U.S. is still possible should you find yourself needing to live on a fixed income.

  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Roxana Loomes |Calista Headrick

    Ah, the fabled RV lifestyle. Exceptional views, scenic highways, and the thrill of chasing the sunset. It's not hard to understand why retirees are drawn to life on the open road in their golden years. After all, a lifetime of work makes freedom, adventure, and exploration sound like just what the doctor ordered. But is it really? The reality is that for some seniors, it might not be as smart of a choice as you may think.

  • 1 week ago | financebuzz.com | Roxana Loomes |Laura Ratliff

    Outback Steakhouse was the go-to spot for a tasty, affordable, family-friendly steak dinner. It offered great service, decent portions, and a laid-back vibe that many diners loved. Recently, however, cracks have begun to appear behind this wholesome Bloomin' Onion façade. The restaurant is losing longtime fans due to its inconsistent quality and service, and overreliance on shortcuts in the back of the house. Is Outback still worth it to stretch your restaurant budget?

  • 2 weeks ago | financebuzz.com | Roxana Loomes |Lauren Wellbank

    Arizona has long been a rival to Florida as the best place to retire. Its benefits are multi-fold. On the financial side, the state doesn't tax Social Security, and the tax rate on retirement withdrawals is only 2.5%. In addition, it has low property taxes with caps for seniors and veterans. Besides the savings, which are vital to retirees living on a monthly budget of less than $1,750, Arizona offers seniors plenty of sunshine and accessible health care at low cost.

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