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Selling Your Home: Here’s How to Create Maximum Curb Appeal
Marilyn Lewis on July 4, 2021
First impressions can make or break your chance to sell a home profitably. Here are a slew of ways to boost your property’s curb appeal.
11 Tips for Pricing Your Home So It Sells for Top Dollar
Marilyn Lewis on July 4, 2021
When you prepare to sell your home, thinking through your price strategy is crucial. Find out why.
Social Security Q&A: Is There a Cap on the Benefits My Family Can Earn?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
An odd quirk in a Social Security formula favors higher-benefit families over lower-benefit families.
China Announces New Tariffs as Trade War Heats Up
Chris Kissell on May 14, 2019
What does China’s latest salvo in the simmering trade war mean for U.S. businesses or consumers?
Homeowners Are Oblivious to These 3 Ways to Sell a Home
Chris Kissell on May 13, 2019
American homeowners are overwhelmingly confident they know the best way to sell their homes. But reality tells a different story.
Tiny Houses and Beyond: 7 Alternatives to Traditional Homes
Emmet Pierce on May 13, 2019
When it comes to selecting an alternative home, there are many styles to choose from — including some you might not know exist.
We Have a Winner in Our Mother’s Day Sweepstakes — Was It You?
Moshe Berman on June 11, 2019
We’ve been rewarding subscribers for years with advice on saving more and spending less. Now, we’ve started rewarding them with money as well! Find out whether you won our latest contest.
2-Minute Money Manager: My House Is a Money Pit — What Should I Do?
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 13, 2019
Here’s what to do when your dream home becomes a nightmare, and how to avoid falling into a money pit in the first place.
Enter Our Latest Sweepstakes For Your Chance to Win $2,500
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 7, 2019
Enter our Mother’s Day sweepstakes, and you could win $2,500 to help that special woman in your life celebrate!
25 of the Most Ridiculous Business Names
Kari Huus and David Kaill on June 10, 2020
How did the people who named these companies and products get it so wrong?
Here’s What It Costs to Insure America’s Favorite Cars
Donna Freedman on April 30, 2019
Americans favor one particular type of vehicle, and the top-selling models are relatively inexpensive to insure.
The 15 Most Popular Home Upgrades – and What They Cost
Donna Freedman on January 27, 2020
The most common home improvement projects among homeowners in the U.S. might surprise you.
2-Minute Money Manager: Is ‘Federal Rent Checks’ a Legit Program?
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 1, 2019
Maybe you’ve seen the ads: “Get thousands in income monthly simply by getting your fair share of Federal Rent Checks!” Sound too good to be true? Here’s the rest of the story.
She Sued Equifax and Won
Bob Sullivan on April 26, 2019
Here’s why this woman in rural Vermont should be your new consumer hero.
Zelle Fraudsters Find New Victim Pool: Consumers Who Don’t Even Use Zelle
Bob Sullivan on April 23, 2019
Unfamiliar with Zelle? It doesn’t matter: Thieves could still use the payment app to steal money directly from your bank account.
2-Minute Money Manager: Can Gifting Lower My Taxes?
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 22, 2019
If you want to lower your tax bill, you can give to charity. But can you also lower it by giving to family? Yes and no.
You’ll Spend This Much to Sell a Home in 2019
Chris Kissell on April 16, 2019
Everybody who sells a home hopes to make money. But it’s easy to forget how much of that profit is likely to slip through your fingers.
7 States That Made Millions in Marijuana Taxes in 2018
Karla Bowsher on April 11, 2019
These states tax legal marijuana retailers at rates that are up to 37% higher than the local sales tax.
Avoid These Mistakes When You Travel With Family
Christopher Elliott on April 11, 2019
Whether you’re traveling with children or grandparents, taking a few extra steps before leaving can make all the difference in your comfort and sanity on the trip.
The IRS Is Most Likely to Audit Taxpayers in This State
Chris Kissell on April 10, 2019
If you live this state, be prepared for the IRS to take closer look at your return. And no, it’s not California, New York or Florida — not even close.
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