Author: Adam Hardy
Want to Get Rich? Make Rich Friends (Maybe at Applebee’s)
Adam Hardy on March 8, 2024
New research suggests meeting wealthy friends over Dollaritas could actually lead to more dollars in your bank account.
12 Online Flea Markets You’ve Never Heard Of
Adam Hardy (The Penny Hoarder) and Veronica Matthews (The Penny Hoarder) on March 4, 2024
Find a treasure trove of antiques, clothing, toys and so much more with just a few clicks.
How to Get Access to the IRS’ New Free Tax Software
Adam Hardy on March 1, 2024
The IRS is letting people use its new Direct File service to file their 2023 taxes for free. But snagging a seat can be tricky.
5 Ways a Government Shutdown Could Affect Your Money
Adam Hardy on February 28, 2024
Furloughs, bare-bones customer service and more are looming if Congress doesn’t pass a spending bill ASAP.
Having ‘Hot Parents’ Could Make You Substantially Richer, New Study Finds
Adam Hardy on February 8, 2024
People with “hot” parents earn thousands of dollars more a year than those with average-looking parents.
IRS Launches Free File With Major Eligibility Expansion
Adam Hardy on January 22, 2024
Plus, the IRS will launch a pilot program for its new Direct File software soon.
5 Things That Will Cost More in 2024 — Even As Inflation Falls
Adam Hardy on January 20, 2024
Inflation will be less of a burden on people’s budgets in 2024. But that’s not the case for every expense.
Inside the Biden Administration’s Plan to Stop ‘Out-of-Control’ Overdraft Fees
Adam Hardy on January 17, 2024
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working to eliminate predatory fees.
The Best Time to Buy a CD in 2024 Could Be Right Now
Adam Hardy on January 11, 2024
Certificate of deposit (CD) investments are ripe for the taking.
What Actually Happens If You Don’t Buy Homeowners Insurance?
Adam Hardy on December 22, 2023
Home insurance isn’t technically required anywhere in the U.S. But “going bare” comes with serious risks.
The IRS Is Resuming Debt Collections
Adam Hardy on September 16, 2023
In some cases, an actual IRS agent may also get involved. Here’s what you should know.
The Government’s Instant Payment Service Is Now Live
Adam Hardy on July 20, 2023
Money transfers and bill payments will happen instantly, even on weekends and holidays.
Are We in a Recession? 43% of Americans Think So
Adam Hardy on March 11, 2023
People are building up their emergency funds, cutting back on spending and stockpiling food.
IRS Tells Millions of Taxpayers Not to File Their Taxes Yet
Adam Hardy on February 9, 2023
People in at least 19 states may want to delay filing while the IRS figures out if state stimulus checks and rebates are taxable.
Why Your Health Insurance Premiums Could Balloon in 2023
Adam Hardy on November 4, 2022
A new study also shows that workers at small businesses pay a lot more for health insurance, and their deductibles are higher too.
Time Is Running out to Buy I Bonds With Historically High Interest Rates
Adam Hardy on October 18, 2022
Inflation-adjusted I bonds are paying off 9.62% interest rates right now.
Execs Want You Back at the Office, Even if They Still Work From Home
Adam Hardy on May 4, 2022
Executives say they want to work from the office — but it’s their employees who are being told to show up.
Can You Work While on Disability? Yes, But Know the Rules
Adam Hardy (The Penny Hoarder) on February 3, 2022
The rules can be confusing, but they are important to understand so you can maximize your income.
How to Get At-Home COVID-19 Tests Covered by Insurers
Adam Hardy on January 25, 2022
The reimbursement process can be vague and confusing, and sometimes it’s just a hassle.
These States Are Giving Away Millions of Free KN95 Masks Right Now
Adam Hardy on January 24, 2022
You may not have to wait for the federal program’s launch to get your free masks.
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