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6 Savvy Ways to Spend Your Child Tax Credit Money
Nicole Dow on March 26, 2021
Expecting some extra money? Here are some great uses for it.
82% of Americans Say the Pandemic Has Shaped Retirement Plans
Chris Kissell on March 25, 2021
For retirement savers, it has been the best — and worst — of times.
Internet Crime Is Soaring: Here Are 5 Ways to Prevent It
Chris Kissell on March 25, 2021
The pandemic gave fraudsters new opportunities to take advantage of consumers.
Don’t Fall for This Scam Promising Free TV Service
Chris Kissell on March 30, 2021
The FTC says some companies are lying about free programming.
Typical Home Now Sells for Above the Listing Price
Chris Kissell on March 24, 2021
Does this mean we’re in a housing bubble?
6 Types of Insurance for a Worry-Free Retirement
Will Kenton on March 24, 2021
Buying these insurance policies is an investment in your peace of mind.
11 Keys to Finding a Car Mechanic You Can Trust
Hiram Reisner on June 17, 2021
Here’s how to find a fair, reputable and well-trained auto technician.
This Is the Happiest Country on Earth — for 4 Years Straight
Chris Kissell on March 23, 2021
Not even the COVID-19 pandemic could knock this nation out of first place.
What Is Umbrella Insurance, and Do I Need It?
Stacy Johnson CPA on June 17, 2021
Umbrella insurance picks up where other policies leave off. Here’s how to know if you need it.
This Pill Can Keep You Healthier After COVID-19 Infection
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The latest findings build on earlier research that found a similar impact.
If You Find This Thrift Shopping, Buy It
Kentin Waits on April 15, 2021
Vacuums from this brand can last a half-century, if not longer — and they’re hot on the resale market.
FCC Slaps Health Insurance Robocaller with Record Fine
Chris Kissell on March 20, 2021
Texas-based telemarketers sent out about 1 billion robocalls.
The 4 Worst Ways to Cope With a Tax Bill You Can’t Afford
Robin Hartill on March 19, 2021
You can’t afford to bury your head in the sand or pay the wrong way.
Inflation Fears Are Surging — Should You Be Scared, Too?
Chris Kissell on March 19, 2021
Average folks and experts alike are starting to fret about the possibility of rising prices.
IRS Delays Tax Filing Deadline Until May
Chris Kissell on March 22, 2021
For the second consecutive year, it appears you will have more time to pay Uncle Sam.
Lawsuit Casts Doubt on Government’s Nursing Home Ratings
Chris Kissell on March 17, 2021
Nursing homes reportedly submit false information to the government.
10 Cities Where Women Are Buying Homes
Nadia Ahmad on March 23, 2021
Single women make up a bigger percentage of homebuyers in these cities.
Where’s Your Stimulus Check? Payment Dates Vary by Bank
Julia Glum on March 17, 2021
Will you be celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with an extra $1,400? That depends on your bank.
7 Common Stimulus Check Myths, Debunked
Julia Glum on March 16, 2021
Confusion abounds over eligibility rules, IRS payment methods and more.
6 Ways the New COVID-19 Relief Law Affects Retirees
Karla Bowsher on March 16, 2021
Most of these changes are good news for older Americans, but one could cost some retirees.
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