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Can You Believe the Size of the Average Emergency Fund — for Every Generation?
Chris Kissell on July 8, 2024
We often hear that Americans have little money saved for emergencies. But that is not true for everybody.
Why the Housing Market Is More Important Than the Stock Market for Most People
Kathleen Coxwell on July 8, 2024
Explore why the housing market matters more than the stock market to middle- and low- income households.
8 Financial Dates and Deadlines in July 2024
Karla Bowsher on July 7, 2024
Mark your calendar now so you don’t risk a fine or miss an opportunity to save.
The Supreme Court Just Limited Federal Power. Health Care Is Feeling the Shockwaves.
Stephanie Armour (KFF Health News) on July 4, 2024
This ruling is shaking up national health care policy. Here’s a detailed look at the consequences.
7 ‘Money-Saving’ Moves That Cost You in the Long Run
Chris Kissell on July 2, 2024
There are times when pinching pennies can backfire. Are you robbing yourself in any of these ways?
15 Places Losing the Most Trees in America
Sav Maive on June 28, 2024
These are the U.S. counties where tree canopies are receding the most.
Here’s How Much People Spend on Basic Needs (How Do You Compare?)
Chris Kissell on June 27, 2024
These costs are rising fast — and keeping many of us on edge.
The Top Retirement Fears for Gen X — Which Is Turning 60
Chris Kissell on June 27, 2024
Are fears rattling your retirement outlook? Discover Gen X’s top worries as they approach their 60s.
Can I Claim Social Security Early and Change It Later?
Edna V. Forero, ChFC on June 26, 2024
Some married people can indeed change the type of Social Security benefit they receive — but it’s not exactly straightforward.
10 Cars Still Selling for More Than Their Retail Value
Chris Kissell on June 26, 2024
Apparently MSRP doesn’t mean much to dealers listing these vehicles.
Here Are the Real Reasons Americans Use Cryptocurrency
Chris Kissell on June 18, 2025
Find out the main reasons people use cryptocurrency. Hint: It’s not all about a mistrust of banks.
How Social Media Is Changing Our Spending Habits — for the Worse
Chris Kissell on June 25, 2024
Here’s what Americans have to say about the influence of social media sites on spending habits.
25 Travel Products That Save You Time and Money
Melissa Neiman on June 24, 2024
These must-have items can save you time, space and cash.
Bill Would Help Medicare Patients Access Care Faster
Chris Kissell on June 24, 2024
The legislation aims to speed up the prior authorization process for Medicare Advantage patients.
Older Women Are Different Than Older Men. Their Health Is Woefully Understudied.
Judith Graham (KFF Health News) on June 20, 2024
Gender biases in health research impact the lives of aging women.
When Can I Withdraw From My Roth IRA Truly Scot-Free?
Edna V. Forero, ChFC on June 20, 2024
Taking money out of a Roth individual retirement account without triggering income taxes or penalties is trickier than you might realize.
4 States Where Fireworks Are Illegal Most — If Not All — of the Time
Chris Kissell on June 19, 2024
In some states, celebrating the Fourth of July in the wrong way can get you into trouble.
The 8 Biggest Financial Struggles for Americans — and How They’ve Changed
Chris Kissell on June 19, 2024
A new survey has identified America’s financial pain points — including a couple of worries that have grown exponentially in recent years.
You Can Now Renew Your Passport Online
Pete Grieve on June 19, 2024
Travelers also have to meet a slew of eligibility requirements in order to renew online.
9 Dog Breeds That Live Longest — and 10 With the Shortest Lifespans
Gillian Manning on June 18, 2024
Two traits in particular can have a big impact on a breed’s longevity, research shows.
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