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What paying off your mortgage (or not) means to your retirement
Conventional wisdom says you need 70 percent of pre-retirement income to keep the same lifestyle after you stop working. That makes sense if you've been putting away more than 20 percent of your income in your final working years. With those savings, and no more work-related expenses for commuting and dry cleaning, you'd probably get away with a lower income. But if ...
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Home style: Upholstery guide; huge bag clip; removing melted plastic
ON THE SHELF: BOOK COVERS UPHOLSTERY BASICS Whether you just want to re-cover a drop-in seat or reupholster an entire chair, Hannah Stanton's "Style, Stitch, Staple" can help you ...
Do Your Part: Searching for the safest sunscreen
One of the best parts of the summer for me is hitting the lake with family and friends. I love relaxing on the water and feeling the sun on my skin. What I don't love is jumping through ...
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Shoeboxed: No More Sweaty Palms
Statistically, U.S. taxpayers have a very low chance of being audited by the IRS. According to MSN personal finance columnist Liz Weston, only about 1 percent of all tax filers are audited. I must be the unluckiest person on earth because I've been audited twice. Both times were so stressful, I...
