Aaron Ballard+FollowWhy New Homes Are So Hard to Find NowEver wonder why it feels impossible to find a new house these days? Builders are hitting pause—new home construction just dropped to a five-year low, and even big names like Lennar are feeling the pinch. High mortgage rates and pricier building materials (thanks, tariffs!) are making it tough for both buyers and builders. If you’re house hunting, you might notice fewer options and higher prices. Might be time to cozy up in your current place a little longer! #HousingMarket #RealEstate #MoneyTips72Share
Diane Carter+FollowWhy Your Medicare Perks Might Shrink SoonHeads up if you (or your parents) use Medicare Advantage: Congress is eyeing cuts to this popular health plan to pay for tax breaks. The catch? Slashing funds could mean losing those sweet extras like dental and vision coverage. Critics say there’s waste, but most folks pick Medicare Advantage for the perks. If you love your benefits, keep an eye on this debate—it could hit your wallet or your health routine. #MedicareAdvantage #HealthCare #MoneyTips #Business #MakeMoney2015Share
cody79+FollowStill Working After 67? Here’s a Social Security HackDid you know working part-time after you start collecting Social Security could actually bump up your monthly check? If your current gig pays more than your lowest-earning year in your top 35, Social Security might recalculate and give you a raise. So, if you’re still clocking in at 74, you could see a little extra cash in your pocket—especially if you’re earning more now than in some past years. Not a bad reason to keep that side hustle going! #RetirementHacks #SocialSecurity #MoneyTips #Business #MakeMoney193Share
Robert Mayo+FollowHow to Not Lose Millions Trading BitcoinEver dream of turning a quick profit on Bitcoin? One trader on HyperLiquid did—until their $10 million win flipped into a $2.5 million loss overnight. The culprit? Betting big and holding on, even as Bitcoin bounced between $100k and $110k. The lesson: in choppy markets, sometimes it’s smarter to grab gains and run, instead of waiting for a jackpot that may never come. Don’t let FOMO drain your wallet! #Bitcoin #CryptoTrading #MoneyTips #Business #Market20Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowSocial Security Payday: Who Gets Paid Next?Heads up if you’re on Social Security—another round of payments is landing tomorrow! Depending on your birthday, you could see up to $5,108 hit your account, thanks to this year’s cost-of-living bump. The big shift? Average retirement checks just topped $2,000 for the first time, but there’s talk of new rules that could trim $3,500 a year from future payouts. So, keep an eye on those deposits and any changes coming down the line! #SocialSecurity #MoneyTips #Retirement #Business #MakeMoney5627Share
Anthony Cook+FollowCostco’s Gas-Only Move: Worth the Hype?Costco is rolling out its first-ever stand-alone gas station in Mission Viejo, CA—no warehouse, just 40 pumps of members-only cheap gas. If you’re a Costco member who loves saving at the pump but hates fighting for parking, this is your dream stop. The catch? No snacks or sodas while you fill up. It’s a bold move as Costco bets big on gas perks to keep members loyal, especially with prices always on the rise. #CostcoHacks #GasSavings #MoneyTips #Business #LocalBusiness00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowCostco’s VIP Perks: Worth the Upgrade?Costco’s rolling out the red carpet for its Executive Members! Starting June 30, these VIPs get to shop an hour earlier and snag a $10 monthly credit on big Instacart orders. If you’re eyeing shorter lines and bonus savings, it might be time to level up your membership. Plus, with new stores and food court upgrades on the way, Costco’s making it even harder to resist those bulk bargains. Would you pay extra for these perks? #CostcoHacks #MoneyTips #RetailNews #Business #LocalBusiness10Share
Linda Price+FollowRetired on a Houseboat: My Money HackEver thought about ditching your house for a houseboat? Cheryl, 81, did just that and now lives her best life on the water with $4,996 a month from Social Security and a pension. She cut her living costs, ditched the mortgage, and gets daily doses of nature. The twist? Boat repairs can sneak up on you, but Cheryl keeps her spending in check and feels younger than ever. Proof that retirement can be an adventure if you’re open to it! #RetirementHacks #HouseboatLife #MoneyTips #Business30Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowHow Often Should You Actually See Your Money Coach?Ever wonder if you’re ghosting your financial advisor—or if they’re ghosting you? Turns out, there’s no magic number for how often you should meet. If you’re just checking in on your retirement, once a year might be enough. But if you’re planning a big move, like buying a house, you’ll want more frequent chats. The real red flag? If you’re left in the dark about your money or your advisor never replies, it’s time to shop around. You deserve someone who keeps you in the loop, not just cashes your checks! #MoneyTips #FinancialAdvice #LifeHacks #Business #MakeMoney20Share
Stephanie Crawford+FollowCar Insurance Shockers: Cheapest vs. PriciestEver thought two cars with the same price tag could cost you thousands more in insurance? Turns out, insurance rates aren’t just about your driving record—they’re all about the car itself! Some models are total wallet-savers, while others will have you paying through the nose. If you want to dodge sky-high premiums, check out the five cars with the lowest insurance rates (think: family-friendly, not flashy) and beware the five that’ll drain your bank account. Picking the right ride could save you big time! #CarInsurance #MoneyTips #CarShopping #Cars #BuyingCar00Share
