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January 31, 2023
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A woman is concerned about marrying her boyfriend of two and a half years due to his financial irresponsibility (delinquent student loan debt and a lack of administrative follow-through) and past health issues. While she loves him and envisions a future together, she fears becoming financially burdened by his actions and worries about potential medical expenses. The financial advisor suggests exploring options like long-term care insurance or Medicaid compliant annuities to protect her savings, but emphasizes the larger issue: her boyfriend’s lack of responsibility
January 31, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
The article highlights the frustrations of needing contacts or glasses, but offers a solution: 1-800 Contacts. They provide a way to save $30 on orders over $150 and offer free online eye exams and prescription renewals, with free shipping and returns.
January 30, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
Millions of Americans have lost their jobs due to the pandemic, and more layoffs are expected. To mitigate financial hardship, experts recommend immediately applying for unemployment insurance, reducing expenses (potentially by shopping around for cheaper car insurance), and seeking temporary “bridge jobs” at companies like Walmart, Amazon, and Target, which are hiring for seasonal and permanent positions.
January 30, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
Subscription boxes offer a fun surprise delivered monthly, but it’s important to evaluate them carefully. The article highlights key factors to consider: look for good reviews, full-size products, good value, customization options, and unique offerings (green flags). Conversely, be wary of difficult cancellation processes, exchange issues, escalating prices, and subscriptions that don’t align with your needs (red flags). Ultimately, assess whether the subscription offers genuine value or is simply a fleeting impulse purchase.
January 30, 2023
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The Admiral Staff
This article explores ways to earn extra money using your smartphone. It highlights nine legitimate methods, including taking surveys, testing apps and websites, earning cashback on purchases, selling unused items, utilizing gig apps (like DoorDash and TaskRabbit), selling photos, playing games for cash, freelancing, and renting out belongings. While these options won’t replace a full-time income, they offer a way to supplement earnings, particularly for those with flexible schedules or seeking extra income. The article also cautions readers
