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December 17, 2025 |
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| What the 0.1% Aren't Telling the Rest of Us About Retirement | |
| Most Americans enter retirement hoping their savings, investment choices, and timing align to support their goals. But many fall short. For the top 0.1%, though, the reality is starkly different. Their portfolios may be larger, but the distinction isn't only about income. It's about foresight — how they manage taxes, coordinate accounts, and make decisions that help sustain wealth over time. The habits behind that discipline reveal what long-term planning looks like. | |
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| Dropps UltraWash Plus Dishwasher Pods | |
| Price: $25 | |
| Make holiday cleanups a lot easier with this triple-action dishwasher detergent that cuts through grease and stuck-on food. The three-chamber pod delivers powerful enzymes and a built-in rinse aid for sparkling, spot-free dishes without the extra scrubbing. Plus, it's made without dyes, parabens, or harsh chemicals, so you can feel good about every load. | |
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| 11 Everyday Items You're Cleaning Wrong | |
| Our homes are full of items that need regular cleaning outside of the standard sweeping, mopping, and dusting. I have a routine, and each time, I do it the same way, without much thought on how I'm actually cleaning these odds and ends. But just because something is routine doesn't mean it's right. I was surprised to learn that there are quite a few everyday household items that I've been cleaning wrong for a long time. In case you're the same, here are some of those items, plus a few things we should simply be cleaning more often in general! | |
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| Our Favorite Gifts Under $50 (and $25) | |
| Finding the perfect gift doesn't have to drain your wallet. Whether you're shopping for friends, a distant family member, a coworker, or that one person who already has everything, a thoughtful present under $50 — or even $25 — can still feel big. The key? Choosing items that feel personal, particularly useful, or plain fun — all without screaming "budget buy." | |
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