2018 Obamacare Open Enrollment Period Cut Short

on October 2, 2017

Are you prepared for the 2018 open enrollment period? It could be over before you know it.

Self-Employed Workers Who Do This Could Get a Huge Break Under Trump’s Tax Plan

on October 2, 2017

Here’s a move that could help freelancers and independent contractors cash in on proposed tax law changes.

Why Freezing Your Credit Won’t Fully Protect You After the Equifax Breach

on September 30, 2017

Financial protection measures aren’t enough to prevent all forms of identity theft in the wake of Equifax’s hacking. Here’s what else you can do.

Saturday School — Is the Estate Tax Fair, or Highway Robbery?

on September 29, 2017

The new GOP tax plan aims to repeal the estate tax. But do you know how it works now? This video gives you the basics.

Is Your Car a Lemon? Here’s How to Use the Laws Designed to Protect You

on September 28, 2017

State lemon laws are there to make sure that you aren’t stuck with a faulty vehicle that keeps breaking down.

How the New GOP Tax Plan Would Impact Your Bottom Line

on September 28, 2017

Congressional Republicans’ latest plan for tax reform could become the first major overhaul of federal income tax laws in 31 years. Here’s how it would affect the average American.

Push in Congress Would Make Firms Like Equifax Hurt Less for Hurting Americans

on August 28, 2018

Even as details of massive Equifax data breach surface, some lawmakers are trying to gut consumer protections in the credit industry.

Watch This — Why Do Airlines Overbook Their Flights?

on September 26, 2017

It turns out that airlines have a very good reason for selling too many tickets. But is it ethical?

New! Solutions to Common Financial Struggles for People 50 and Older

on April 5, 2019

We’ve partnered with the largest nonprofit consumer counseling agency in the country to offer solutions to the most common financial struggles facing seniors including Medicare assistance, debt and budget counseling, Social Security maximization, help with paying bills, reverse mortgage counseling and foreclosure prevention.

The Single Biggest Lie of Trump’s Tax Plan

on August 28, 2018

Trump’s not the only politician to ever fudge the facts, but his statements on tax reform give new meaning to the expression.

Fewer Americans Enjoying These 3 Financial Perks of Marrying

on September 19, 2017

The marriage rate has plummeted in the U.S. That’s too bad, because singles are missing out on some great financial benefits.

This Is the State Where the Gender Pay Gap is Smallest

on September 18, 2017

Women’s gender pay gap ranges across the U.S. from as wide as 70 cents for every dollar a man makes to as narrow as 89 cents. Find out where your state ranks.

Compare the Top-Selling Car in Each State

on September 16, 2017

Is your state one of the many that favor the world’s most popular truck, or are drivers there busting out in the other fast-rising vehicles?

Best Colleges for 2018 Include Several ‘Value’ Schools

on September 13, 2017

U.S. News & World Report’s latest annual ranking of the best colleges in the nation includes new data on alumni salaries.

Watch This — The Debt Limit Explained

on September 12, 2017

Everybody’s talking about the debt limit, but do they really understand it? You will after watching this video.

Equifax Data Breach: Why You Should Be Concerned and What to Do

on September 11, 2017

Criminals accessed sensitive personal data for as many as 143 million U.S. consumers — that’s close to half the population.

What Employers Know About Your Online Activity

on September 7, 2017

The boss probably knows more than you realize about what you do on company computers and phones. Here’s the scoop.

We’re in the Worst Month of the Year for Investors — Proceed Sanely

on September 6, 2017

September generally means the lowest average stock returns of the year for investors — along with the greatest likelihood of a market dive. Here’s what you can do about it.

Stressing Out About College Admissions? Consider Hiring a Coach

on September 5, 2017

There are professionals out there to help navigate the grueling process of getting into the school of your dreams. Here’s what they do — and why people pay thousands for their help.

Playing a Risky Game: People Who Fake Death for Big Money

on September 4, 2017

Life insurance fraud is attempted more often than you might think. Here’s what trips up the perpetrators, according to investigators who track them.

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