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Many Americans (56%) feel behind on retirement savings, but it’s not too late to catch up, even in your 50s. Experts recommend maximizing employer 401(k) matching contributions, using retirement calculators, and being mindful of hidden fees. Key strategies include making “catch-up” contributions (an extra $7,500 annually for those 50+), creating a retirement income plan, reevaluating spending habits, considering a side gig for
This article outlines several “lazy” ways to earn extra money. Options include playing Bingo Cash (potentially earning up to $83 per game), finding unclaimed money, sharing opinions on Survey Junkie (up to $40/month), reviewing games and products on KashKick (potentially $1000/month), participating in sleep studies, watching movie previews with InboxDollars ($225/month), and completing simple online tasks through Freecash (potentially $1000+/month
The article highlights common work-from-home scams and legitimate opportunities, offering advice on how to spot the difference. Scams include promises of quick riches for posting ads, purchasing products for resale, in-home assembly jobs requiring upfront material costs, and mystery shopping schemes that demand fees or wire transfers. Legitimate options discussed are paid online surveys (MyPoints), app downloads (MobileXpression), reselling used items (Decluttr, Letgo), direct sales (Avon), cashback for
The article explores ways to earn money while learning a new skill. Options include becoming a Foreign Service Officer or translator (earning up to $100,000 or $42,000+ annually), applying for fellowships or grants (up to $25,000), participating in artist-in-residence programs, pursuing paid internships or apprenticeships, or even getting paid to watch cooking shows through platforms like Swagbucks. Other suggestions involve documenting your learning
The article addresses the concern of many Americans having less than $25,000 saved for retirement. It offers six actionable strategies to boost retirement savings, emphasizing that they can be started quickly. These include investing in companies like Amazon and Google through apps like Stash (with a $5 bonus), securing life insurance with Bestow, investing in real estate with Fundrise (starting with $10), earning free stock with Robinhood (up to $200), getting paid to watch
