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January 12, 2026
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The article suggests ways to reduce monthly expenses by re-evaluating common bills. It recommends:
* **Credit Card Debt:** Consolidate high-interest credit card debt with a low-interest personal loan through AmOne.
* **Car Insurance:** Shop around for better rates using a comparison tool.
* **Investing in Bills:** Turn everyday spending into investments with Stash, which rewards users with stock in companies they shop with and offers a $25 bonus for new
January 12, 2026
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The Admiral Staff
Facing unemployment and financial stress? This article offers 10 strategies to cut costs and stretch your money. These include creating a bare-bones budget, seeking assistance from lenders, reducing car insurance and cell phone bills, strategic grocery shopping, using cash instead of cards, saving change, finding free entertainment, utilizing neighborhood resources for free goods, and checking for unclaimed money or forgotten assets.
January 10, 2026
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The Admiral Staff
The article warns homebuyers to be cautious of “money pit” houses—properties that appear to be a great deal but require unexpected and expensive repairs. Key warning signs include below-market pricing, signs of neglect, uneven floors/cracks (potentially indicating foundation issues), discoloration (often a sign of water damage), strange odors (potentially mold), and insect damage. The article stresses the importance of a thorough home inspection by a qualified inspector and researching the property’s history and seller disclosures to avoid costly surprises
January 9, 2026
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The Admiral Staff
To combat impulse buying and save money, the article suggests several strategies. These include creating a detailed budget with room for discretionary spending, setting financial goals and visualizing them, and questioning the necessity of each purchase. Other tactics involve removing saved payment information online, blocking retail sites, unsubscribing from promotional emails, shopping with an accountability partner, limiting cash carried, and implementing a “waiting period” before buying. Recognizing retailer marketing tactics and finding alternative activities to shopping are also recommended. If impulsive buying becomes a
January 8, 2026
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The Admiral Staff
To ensure your Social Security check is correct, understand that it’s based on your work history (specifically your 35 highest-earning years), age when you start claiming, and potential penalties for claiming early. You can verify your benefit amount and manage your account by creating a “my Social Security” account at SSA.gov, using the online benefits calculator, or contacting the Social Security Administration at 800-772-1213. The article also briefly introduces
