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Guide to Choosing Where to Retire
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Where to live in retirement depends on several factors but is a uniquely personal choice. If you could use some help deciding where to spend that chapter of your life, read on. You can take a quiz to help you zero in on good options, and after that, you’ll learn more about such topics as […]
What Are the Average Retirement Savings By State?
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For many Americans, not having enough saved up for retirement is a real fear. Which state you live in can have a major effect on how much you may need. Research from Personal Capital, a digital wealth manager, shows just how much your state really impacts that savings number: The state with the highest retirement […]
Average Salary for Trade Jobs by State for 2025
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The average salaries for trade jobs by state ranges from about $50,000 to just over $76,000 per year. As student debt reaches an all-time high and automation is shaking up many industries, more and more people are turning to the trades. With the benefit of less education debt, and a lower likelihood of replacement by […]
Good Paying Jobs Without a College Degree or Work Experience
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A college degree doesn’t guarantee a good paying job. And the reverse is even more true: Not having a degree doesn’t doom you to low paying jobs forever. In fact, many occupations that offer competitive pay don’t require any college. According to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projections, about 60% of new jobs in the […]
Is $200K a Good Salary for a Single Person?
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If you’re single and earning $200,000 a year, chances are you’re able to afford a comfortable life. That level of income is more than three times what the average American worker makes each year. Of course, your cost of living, inflation, and financial obligations also factor into how far the money goes. Let’s dive into […]