Older Americans Now Own 80% of the Stock Market — Here’s Why That’s a Problem
Pete Grieve on January 30, 2024
Americans old enough to be grandparents represent a “sinister downside risk” to the market.
An Expanded Child Tax Credit Could Pass Soon — Here’s Who Would Benefit
Pete Grieve on January 23, 2024
A child tax credit expansion could put more money in parents’ pocket this filing season.
Why Now Is the Best Time in a Long Time to Buy a New Car
Pete Grieve on December 14, 2023
New car deals are back as inventory improves and dealerships push to reach end-of-year sales goals.
3 States Giving Out Stimulus-Style Tax Rebates This Fall
Pete Grieve on October 18, 2023
States are sending payments to help residents deal with inflation and the lingering impact of the pandemic.
What Actually Happens If You Don’t Buy Car Insurance?
Pete Grieve on October 9, 2023
As auto insurance prices have soared, there’s a rise in drivers skipping coverage.
More States Are Giving Property Tax Breaks to Seniors — With Savings up to $6,500
Pete Grieve on July 1, 2023
More than half of the states now have laws that reduce what older homeowners owe in property taxes
Gas Prices Could Rise 60 Cents or More by Memorial Day
Pete Grieve on March 14, 2023
As gas stations shift to summer-grade fuels, prices go higher and higher for drivers.
Auto Insurers Are Refusing to Cover Some Cars Because They’re Stolen So Frequently
Pete Grieve on February 8, 2023
Owning one of these models could make it more difficult to find insurance in some places.
Gas Prices Will Soon Be Cheaper Than They Were a Year Ago
Pete Grieve on December 5, 2022
The national average is likely to dip below $3 in the coming weeks too.
America’s Heating Bills Are Expected to Spike Again This Winter
Pete Grieve on September 21, 2022
People who use natural gas — the most common form of heat in the country — are looking at price hikes of 34%.
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