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Is Your FICO Credit Score About to Fall?
Chris Kissell on January 28, 2020
New FICO policies mean some consumers will see credit scores dip, while others will get a bump higher.
Beware These 6 Income Tax Scams
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 29, 2020
Don’t let scammers trick you out of hard-earned cash; be on the lookout for these popular scams.
Why Is My Pension Killing My Social Security Benefit?
Russell Settle on February 28, 2021
A reader says the government is penalizing him for having a pension. Is he right?
18 Jobs That Are Most Likely to Be Killed off by Computers
Alex Valdes on January 24, 2020
Is your job among those most threatened by artificial intelligence? You might be surprised.
7 Trends That Are Redefining Retirement in America
Chris Kissell on January 23, 2020
Here are several ways in which your golden years probably will not resemble those of your parents.
Will My Heirs Benefit If I Take Social Security Early?
Jeff Miller on January 23, 2020
A reader believes that taking Social Security early will result in more money for his heirs. Is he right?
18 Jobs That Are Least Threatened by Artificial Intelligence
Veneta Lusk on January 21, 2020
A new report says these jobs are less threatened than many by artificial intelligence.
6 Tax Missteps That Will Get You Audited
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 29, 2020
Before you send in your tax return, double-check that you haven’t made one of these mistakes that can trigger IRS scrutiny.
The Best Apps to Get Your Taxes Done Right
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 29, 2020
These smartphone apps can help you file tax forms — and track your refund.
Streaming TV Now Costs More, Offers Less
Chris Kissell on February 25, 2020
Prices are rising and channels are disappearing.
Half of Older Adults Fear Dementia — Here’s How to Prevent It
Chris Kissell on January 16, 2020
Many people use unproven tactics to prevent dementia, a study finds.
Answers to 3 Common Tax Questions
Money Talks News on January 15, 2020
It’s tax time! Here are answers to three questions that stump many taxpayers.
10 Cities With the Worst Jobless Rates in America
Liz Lotts on January 14, 2020
Don’t expect to easily find work in these cities. Three of them have unemployment rates more than double the national average.
The FIRE Movement: Smart or Stupid?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 13, 2020
The FIRE movement suggests you scrimp early in your career and retire before age 50. Revolutionary? Hardly.
7 Reasons Workers Age 65 and Older Have Not Retired Yet
Alex Valdes on March 10, 2020
For some, the golden years are a time to increase the gold — but their reasons for delaying retirement vary widely.
7 Car Insurers That Are Losing the Most Customers
Chris Kissell on January 12, 2020
Drivers are steering away from these auto insurance companies.
How to Get the Right Tax Pro at the Right Price
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 29, 2020
Beware: Almost anyone can hang out a shingle offering tax-preparation services.
Are We Eligible for ‘Free’ Social Security Spousal Benefits?
Jeff Miller on January 9, 2020
One claiming procedure can boost Social Security benefits. But not everyone can use it.
New Agreement Makes It Easier to Find Free Tax Help
Chris Kissell on January 29, 2020
The IRS has reached an agreement with a slew of companies that should make it easier to track down gratis tax help.
Cable Bills Are About to Change — for the Better
Karla Bowsher on January 5, 2020
A new law is bringing transparency to cable and satellite TV costs.
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