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What’s Left of Obamacare, Why You’re Not Covered for Water Damage and 13 Other Crucial Things To Know About Insurance
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 28, 2018
Insurance details can confuse even the most educated consumer. Misunderstand these key things, and it can cost you dearly.
5 Things You Must Know Before Buying Property Near the Water
Nancy Dunham on September 27, 2018
Ah, the surf, sand, crashing waves — and investment risks — of buying a house on the water. Think about these things before putting your money down.
Watch This: 10 Places to Hide Money When You Travel
Money Talks News on September 25, 2018
Life on the road can leave you feeling vulnerable about your money. Here are 10 great places to stash your cash when traveling.
7 Simple Steps to a Patent for Your Big Idea
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 25, 2018
Your original idea could be a ticket to riches or fame, but you need to protect it. Here’s how.
2-Minute Money Manager: Are Online, Internet-Only Banks Safe?
Stacy Johnson CPA on April 14, 2020
Online-only, internet banks often pay much higher savings rates than traditional banks. But are they as safe?
Do Seniors Still Get an Extra Tax Deduction?
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 23, 2018
Seniors are used to getting special treatment at tax time. Are those days gone?
5 Ways to Seize Control of Your Finances — and Be Happier
Jim Gold on September 18, 2018
People — whether rich or poor — are happier if they feel power over their financial destiny. Here’s how to get there.
Why Freezing Your Credit for Free Could Be a Mistake
Karla Bowsher on September 17, 2018
Credit freezes will become free nationwide this week. But this heavy-duty form of identity-theft protection has its drawbacks.
7 Ways to Quickly Burn 100 Calories This Fall
Melissa Neiman on September 15, 2018
As summer fades and temperatures drop, the temptation to skip your workout may grow. But these autumn activities will have you torching 100 calories in as little as 10 minutes.
Millions of Households Might Face a Costly Surprise at Tax Time
Karla Bowsher on September 14, 2018
Workers and retirees who are not careful will owe the IRS money in April. Here’s why — and how you can easily avoid this expensive fate.
11 Tips to Prepare for a Natural Disaster
B.T. Ballenger on September 14, 2018
Plan ahead to keep your family, food and possessions safer. These tips will make life after a disaster easier.
Social Security Q&A: My Wife Isn’t Eligible — Can She Still Claim as a Spouse?
Jeff Miller on March 17, 2020
Even if your spouse never contributed to Social Security, he or she can still receive retirement benefits.
2-Minute Money Manager: What’s the Best App for Making Money?
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 12, 2018
You won’t get rich, but there are free apps that can make you money without much effort. Here are a few examples.
Watch This: 5 Clever Ways to Use Dish Soap
Money Talks News on September 11, 2018
Sure, dish soap can clean … well, your dishes. But there are other brilliant uses for this household staple. Watch this video to learn more.
5 Last-Minute Ways to Protect Your Home From Hurricane Florence
Marilyn Lewis on September 11, 2018
Hurricane Florence is bearing down on the U.S. East Coast. Here are the steps you must take to protect your home from any storm.
2-Minute Money Manager: How Much Should I Spend on an Engagement Ring?
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 10, 2018
When it comes to engagement rings, ignore traditional advice — and also ignore traditional diamonds.
Build a Successful Retirement Plan With These 5 Steps
Marilyn Lewis on September 6, 2018
Taking control of your retirement investing isn’t as scary as you may think. Here are simple ways to get going, and tips for learning more.
Cryptocurrencies Are Crashing: Should I Still Invest?
Stacy Johnson CPA on September 6, 2018
Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin and ethereum are plunging in value today. Should you “buy low” and hope for a turnaround?
Social Security Q&A: Will Earning Money in Retirement Reduce My Social Security?
Russell Settle on March 17, 2020
If you’re taking Social Security early, your payments can be reduced. But don’t worry. That money isn’t gone forever.
Your Insurance Company Might Not Pay for These 4 Damages
Maryalene LaPonsie on September 5, 2018
You might be surprised at some of the losses that your insurance company won’t cover when disaster strikes. Test your knowledge before it’s too late.
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