Category: Articles
These Medicare Expenses Will Jump in January
Karla Bowsher on November 7, 2020
Some Medicare premiums and deductibles will take a bigger bite out of Social Security payments next year.
6 Ways the Coronavirus Will Affect Black Friday
Julie Ramhold on November 7, 2020
Here’s what to expect from Black Friday 2020 — and why you should start shopping sooner than later.
The Election Is (Almost) Over — What’s Ahead for Your Money?
Stacy Johnson on November 6, 2020
Now that the election is nearly behind us, it’s time to look ahead and see how all this drama might affect the family finances.
20 Household Items You Can Make Yourself for a Lot Less
Donna Freedman on November 6, 2020
You’d be amazed at the array of products that you can easily DIY for a fraction of the cost.
How Much Does Consistent Cellphone Coverage Cost?
Angelo Ilumba on November 6, 2020
Learn where the major phone carriers rank for reception and how much their plans cost.
How to Retire: 5 Steps to a Secure Future
Kathleen Coxwell on November 6, 2020
If you haven’t developed a retirement plan yet, here’s how to start thinking.
5 Ways Social Security Will Change in 2021
Karla Bowsher on November 6, 2020
These adjustments will affect both workers and retirees in the new year.
10 Deep Discounts Available on Amazon This Friday
Elizabeth Lotts on November 6, 2020
These items are all steeply discounted — but the deals won’t last long.
These Are the 3 Best Types of Face Masks
Chris Kissell on November 6, 2020
Some types of face coverings are significantly more protective than others.
15 States With the Most Seriously Overdue Mortgages
Jonathan Jones on November 6, 2020
When federal forbearance programs expire and the moratorium on foreclosures is lifted, millions of homeowners could be in serious trouble.
These Are the 10 Worst Cars for Depreciation
Chris Kissell on November 5, 2020
Two types of vehicles are especially likely to see steep plunges in value.
4 Credit Repair Company Lies — and How to Fix Your Score Without Help
Maryalene LaPonsie on November 5, 2020
Credit repair companies promise the sun and the moon, but they may instead be taking you for an expensive ride.
7 Tips for Building an Emergency Food Supply
Marilyn Lewis on November 5, 2020
A pandemic or natural disaster could leave you reliant on your existing emergency food supply. Is your pantry well-prepared for emergencies? Knowing what to stock up on for emergencies can be a difficult task and we’re here to help.
6 Ways to Have a Debt-Free Retirement
Kathleen Coxwell on November 5, 2020
You want as few expenses as possible on a fixed income. Here’s how to cut one of the worst.
Here’s Your New Income Tax Rate for 2021
Karla Bowsher on November 5, 2020
The income ranges used to determine your tax rate will increase slightly in 2021 due to inflation. So will standard deductions.
The 5 Best Home Security Systems
Chris Kissell on November 5, 2020
Two home security systems earn especially high marks for customer satisfaction — including one you can install yourself.
Does Being Married Less Than 10 Years Impact Social Security Benefits?
Russell Settle on November 5, 2020
Social Security rules can be confusing. A little inexpensive help can straighten things out.
9 Tips to Help Reduce Job Search Anxiety
Jennifer Parris on November 5, 2020
Searching for work can cause anxiety in the best of times. Here are some calming tips for finding a job amid the pandemic.
The Safest Grocery Store to Shop During the Pandemic
Chris Kissell on November 4, 2020
One grocery chain stands especially tall in its efforts to keep stores safe in the age of COVID-19.
If You’re Not Getting Cash Back Online, Use This Trick
Kari Huus on November 4, 2020
This tool provides an amazingly easy way to save more when shopping online.
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