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8 Ways to Bolster Your Finances in the Trump Era

Jim Gold on January 20, 2017

The incoming president’s proposals to cut taxes and boost the economy may also bring higher interest rates and inflation. Be ready to thrive under “Trumponomics” with these tips.

Ask Stacy — Is There a Statute of Limitations on Debt?

Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018

You have an old debt that long ago dropped off your credit history. Then one day you get a call from a debt collector insisting you pay it. Can they do that?

Western Union to Pay Out $586 Million — Find Out How to Collect

Krystal Steinmetz on January 19, 2017

Western Union is in hot water for knowingly allowing fraudsters to use its money transfer system to cheat consumers out of big bucks.

You Have 3 Days to Buy Stamps Before Prices Increase

Karla Bowsher on January 19, 2017

Approved postal increases will take effect on Jan. 22, although some rates will remain the same.

Whole Foods to Offer Freebies, Deals on 2017 ‘Food Holidays’

Karla Bowsher on January 19, 2017

The grocer’s rollout of freebies begins this Friday — National Cheese Lovers Day.

20 Flexible Jobs That Pay Well and Are in Demand

Krystal Steinmetz on January 18, 2017

These 20 careers offer flexibility, have a lot of openings, pay a minimum of $20 an hour and have high growth potential.

D.C. Lodging Costs Rise More Than 900 Percent Before Inauguration

Krystal Steinmetz on January 18, 2017

The nation’s capital is preparing to play host to a flood of visitors, and hoteliers plan to make a buck off the visits.

Investor Confidence Surges, Traders Expect Stocks to Rise

Karla Bowsher on January 18, 2017

President-elect Donald Trump is influencing stock trades in some unexpected ways, a survey finds.

Americans’ Top Goals — and Biggest Fears — for the Next 4 Years

Karla Bowsher on January 18, 2017

Party affiliation strongly influences whether or not you are optimistic about the next four years, a survey finds.

Obama’s Legacy — From Main Street and Wall Street to the Amazon

Krystal Steinmetz on March 4, 2021

The president’s eight-year stint in the White House is coming to a close, but his presence will be felt for a long time — in laws, ongoing debates and even books about birds and bugs.

Got a 401(k)? Here Are 2 Changes You Need to Understand

Krystal Steinmetz on January 17, 2017

Two minor changes to 401(k) plan rules this year might impact you — and your retirement planning.

Where Does Trump’s Popularity Rank Among Incoming Presidents?

Krystal Steinmetz on January 17, 2017

Multiple polls do not have good news for the incoming president just days before he takes the oath of office.

2 Websites Offering Extra Cash Back Right Now

Karla Bowsher on January 17, 2017

Two cash-back portals are running great deals that can save you money today.

What You Need to Know — So Far — About the Threat to Obamacare

Marilyn Lewis on January 17, 2017

You can still sign up for 2017 health insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act until the end of this month — but stay on top of the political maneuvers that are trying to eliminate it.

After 146 Years, Ringling Bros. Circus to Take Final Curtain Call

Krystal Steinmetz on January 16, 2017

“The Greatest Show on Earth” will fold its big-top tents for good in May.

Your Complete Guide to Inauguration — and Anti-Inauguration — Events

Christina Majaski on January 16, 2017

Whether it’s watching a parade or participating in a protest, here’s your inauguration guide, complete with prices.

Protecting Trump Will Cost Taxpayers $35 Million

Krystal Steinmetz on January 16, 2017

The New York Police Department says the security bill to protect President-elect Donald Trump in his Manhattan high-rise through Inauguration Day is “unprecedented.”