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5 Ways to Get Social Security Help While Offices Are Closed
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
All local offices across the country are closed, but the Social Security Administration is ready for business.
IRS Gives Taxpayers More Time to Pay
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
You may not want to take advantage of this extension, though.
Airlines Offering Flexibility to Travelers Canceling Flights
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Many carriers are waiving fees or offering options.
7 Tips for Avoiding a Coronavirus Scam
Miranda Marquit on April 27, 2021
Scams exploiting the coronavirus outbreak are popping up. Here’s how you can avoid them.
Inheriting an IRA? Here’s What You Need to Know
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 16, 2020
If you expect to inherit an IRA, you need to know about some important changes in federal law.
IRS Ruling Protects HSAs During Coronavirus Scare
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The IRS has issued some reassuring guidance regarding health savings accounts.
Listen Carefully for Survivor Bias as You Hear Coronavirus Advice
Bob Sullivan on April 27, 2021
Most of us don’t appreciate the role of luck in our lives. If we did, we’d make better decisions — about money, work and viral outbreaks.
Why Homebuyers Should Not Watch HGTV’s ‘House Hunters’
Stacy Johnson CPA on March 9, 2020
If you’re hunting for a house, don’t take HGTV’s “House Hunters” too seriously.
Why Roth Retirement Accounts Are Now Even Better
Chris Kissell on March 3, 2021
A new federal law contains a hidden bomb that can explode your plans to leave a legacy for loved ones.
Medicare to Cover Testing for the Coronavirus
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
The federal health insurance program will pay for coronavirus tests under certain conditions.
Why Cutting the Cord Can Be Confusing — and How to Decide If It’s for You
Adrian Chase Freeman on March 11, 2020
Streaming TV might sound like the antidote to sky-high cable bills, but cutting the cord is easier said than done.
This Is the Best Time of Day to Take Blood Pressure Meds
Chris Kissell on March 11, 2020
The right timing can help you prevent a big — and possibly fatal — mistake.
8 Reasons Not to Be Your Boss’s Friend
Emmet Pierce on March 4, 2020
Here’s why becoming your supervisor’s best friend is not always smart.
Fed Slashes Rate Over Coronavirus ‘Risks’: What It Means for You
Karla Bowsher on April 27, 2021
The Federal Reserve just made its biggest rate cut since the Great Recession, and more cuts might lie ahead.
How to Protect Your Savings From the Coronavirus
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 27, 2021
The coronavirus outbreak is damaging the global economy and crushing markets. Here’s how to protect your nest egg.
7 Ways to Build Willpower That Creates Success
Marilyn Lewis on February 27, 2020
It’s never too late to develop this trait.
11 Small Money Moves That Will Make a Big Difference
Allison Martin on February 15, 2022
These small money moves will pay off big in the long run.
5 Dangerous Myths About the Coronavirus
Chris Kissell on April 27, 2021
Yes, you should be concerned. No, you should not panic.
10 Steps to Prepare Your Car for Spring
Nancy Dunham on February 26, 2020
A bit of maintenance now can save you from costly repairs and safety hazards down the road.
15 Purchases That Make Life Easier As You Age
Melissa Neiman on January 6, 2022
There are many products that can make getting older — or any time of life — a little easier.
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