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For Most American Families, It Pays to Live in the Suburbs
Krystal Steinmetz on March 9, 2017
Living in a city rather than a suburb can be a costly decision for U.S. families, a new study finds.
11 Natural Ways to Boost Your Vitamin D — and Why You Should
Nancy Dunham on March 10, 2017
Vitamin D is a factor in bone health, fertility and even seasonal colds and flu. Here’s how to to make sure you get your daily dose.
Nearly Half of Heart-Related Deaths Linked to These 10 Foods and Ingredients
Krystal Steinmetz on March 8, 2017
New research reveals that nearly half of heart-related deaths in the U.S. are linked to how you consume 10 foods and ingredients.
Don’t Overlook These 4 Student Loan and Tuition Tax Breaks
Geof Wheelwright on March 8, 2017
Students and their families can save a little money at tax time by remembering these tax credits and deductions.
How to Get Free (and Nearly Free) Goods for Your Baby
Dori Zinn on March 8, 2017
The cost of parenting can be daunting, but take heart: There are lots of ways to get baby products for cheap and free.
This Scam Now Tops ID Theft as the No. 2 Consumer Complaint
Krystal Steinmetz on March 7, 2017
One type of fraud is on the rise. Learn how to protect yourself from it and other similar crimes.
6 Ways the Obamacare Overhaul Might Impact Your Wallet
Karla Bowsher on March 9, 2017
A new Republican proposal would significantly change the federal health care law known as “Obamacare” — and alter your finances in various ways.
Airfares Are Falling — Here’s How to Save Even More
Krystal Steinmetz on March 6, 2017
Purchasing a plane ticket today is more affordable, especially when you follow some money-saving travel tips.
How to Reduce Your Already Low Risk of a Tax Audit
Krystal Steinmetz on March 6, 2017
The IRS audits a surprisingly low number of tax returns, but you need to follow these rules to stay safe.
Americans May Soon Need a Visa for Travel to Europe
Krystal Steinmetz on March 3, 2017
A long-running dispute might cause headaches for Americans traveling in Europe.
Ask Stacy: Do I Have to File Income Taxes?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Believe it or not, there are people who don’t have to file income taxes and there are others who think they don’t. Here’s why you don’t want to be in either group.
The Key to Remembering Passwords? A Password Manager
Geof Wheelwright on March 2, 2017
In the old days, you only had to worry about someone lifting your wallet. Now, you’ve got to worry about them lifting your whole financial life.
New Study Ranks the Best States in the U.S.
Krystal Steinmetz on March 1, 2017
A new report rates the nation’s 50 states based on what matters most to Americans.
10 Best and Worst States for First-Time Homebuyers
Krystal Steinmetz on February 28, 2017
First-time homebuyers are finding it difficult to settle down in some key states.
America’s Favorite — and Least Liked — Retailers Remain Unchanged
Krystal Steinmetz on February 28, 2017
Consumers are happier with retailers than ever before. But some retail chains still struggle to make the grade.
The 10 Most Endangered Jobs — and Viable Alternatives
Karla Bowsher on February 27, 2017
The prospects for work are dimming in several job occupations — but fortunately, they are brightening in others.
Do You Owe Back Taxes? Your Passport Might Be Revoked
Krystal Steinmetz on February 27, 2017
The feds now can snatch the passports of Americans with “seriously delinquent” back taxes.
Strapped for College Costs? How to Get the Most From FAFSA
Geof Wheelwright on February 27, 2017
Here are some essential tips on filling out the FAFSA for yourself or your college-bound child.
8 Ways to Get a Good Price on a Shiny New Auto
Nancy Dunham on September 24, 2019
Deals are available — even on brand-new vehicles — if you understand and use these key strategies.
Thousands of Millionaires Moving to 1 Country — and Leaving Another
Krystal Steinmetz on February 23, 2017
The world’s rich are flocking to one country in particular, while another is distinctly out of favor.
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