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Amanda Gengler

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As seen in: CNN, CNN Business, MSN, TIME, SAGE Publishing, Health, AARP, Money, Magnify Money Blog, Signals
Previously was a health care and real estate journalist @Money. Nor Cal native. Gen Y financial worrywart.
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99 Great Ways to Save 2026 Edition

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By Amanda Gengler
| AARP
Pet care 67. Think outside the pet store. Off-price stores like T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, Big Lots! and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet often sell name-brand pet toys, treats and supplies such as leashes and beds for significantly less than traditional pet stores. “I’m always pleasantly surprised at the pricing and the quality you can find,” says Lorraine Rhoads, senior director of health and safety at dog day care company Dogtopia. 68. Make a habit of vet visits.
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Is Duty-Free Shopping a Good Deal?

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By Amanda Gengler
| AARP
Duty‑free shops are designed to feel like a bargain hunter’s paradise, with glossy displays, luxury brands and, perhaps most appealing, tax‑free pricing. These stores allow international travelers to buy certain products without paying import, sales or other taxes. That’s a boon for budget-minded consumers, especially older adults on fixed incomes.
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How to Find a Credit Counselor You Can Trust

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By Amanda Gengler
| AARP
David Devaney, a retiree who lives in New Orleans, turned to a nonprofit credit counseling agency when he needed help paying off $45,000 in credit card debt. Craig Mulcahy Key takeaways Credit card debt and interest rates are high, pushing more older adults to seek help. Many financial advisers recommend that consumers with a lot of debt hire a nonprofit credit counselor.
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