4 Simple Steps for a More Comfortable Retirement

Unless you were born into wealth or were lucky enough to get a high-paying job with a fabulous pension, your retirement won’t be a one-and-done situation. Building a comfortable retirement will be a series of strategies. For example, having a 401(k) is great, but you also need plenty of cash savings. A paid-off home is … Read more

How to Save Money on Everything Medicare Doesn’t Cover

Stokkete / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder. Medicare doesn’t cover all your health care costs. In fact, Medicare Part A and Part B — also known as Original Medicare — includes several coverage gaps. In general, Original Medicare doesn’t cover: Prescription drugs Hearing aids Most vision care, including eyeglasses … Read more

15 Cities With the Most Self-Employed Workers

baranq / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on Self. Prior to the pandemic, self-employment was on the decline and had been falling since 2004. When the economic shutdown occurred in the spring of 2020, nearly 22 million workers lost their jobs and the self-employment rate rose to 10.5%. The following year, workers began … Read more

How to Stop Sabotaging Your Career Dreams

Prostock-studio / Shutterstock.com Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. It’s no secret that having a positive outlook on life can make everyday work tasks more enjoyable. But when it comes to your career, negative thinking and behavior can sabotage your dream job before it even gets off the ground. If you’re constantly putting … Read more