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7 Ways Your Taxes Will Change in 2020
Karla Bowsher on April 21, 2019
The impact of tax reform is still playing out. A few more changes are in store for your next tax return — in addition to the usual inflation adjustments.
How Long Should I Keep My Tax Returns?
Stacy Johnson on April 20, 2019
Keeping your tax returns and all the paperwork supporting them isn’t as much of a pain as it used to be. Here’s why.
11 Signs You Have Too Much Credit Card Debt
Allison Martin on April 20, 2019
Are you in denial about how much credit card debt you have? Here’s how to tell if you have a problem.
Social Security Q&A: What If I Die Before I Collect?
Jeff Miller on April 18, 2019
If you die before reaching the age you can collect Social Security, can your spouse get what would have gone to you?
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.
2-Minute Money Manager: Do I Have to Sign Up for Medicare?
Stacy Johnson on April 15, 2019
Medicare is a great health care solution for seniors. But there are situations when you don’t want it … at least not yet.
9 Things You Should Never Leave in Your Car
Emmet Pierce on April 14, 2019
Thinking of leaving these possessions in a car? Prepare for unexpected consequences.
19 Things You Should Never Buy Online
Gael F. Cooper on April 14, 2019
Online shopping has changed how we purchase everything. But for many things, you’re still better off buying the old-fashioned way — in person.
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.
10 Ways to Nail Savings on Your Remodeling Project
Marilyn Lewis on April 10, 2019
Here’s how to save on your next remodeling project with discounted materials and more tips and tricks.
The Best and Worst Tax States for Low-Income Residents
Miranda Marquit on April 9, 2019
Earn a low income in one of these states, and taxes will cost you either an especially big or and especially small chunk of your earnings.
Should You Buy a Collector Car? These 5 Models Are Winners
Nancy Dunham on April 9, 2019
Should you invest in a classic car? Maybe so, especially if you chose one of the five models here.
The 35 Hardest U.S. Colleges to Get Into in 2019
Krystal Steinmetz on April 9, 2019
New college ranking data reveal what it takes to get into the country’s top tier colleges and universities.
The 25 Colleges With the Best Return on Your Money in 2019
Miranda Marquit on April 8, 2019
You have likely never heard of some of these colleges, but they offer the most bang for your buck in 2019.
2-Minute Money Manager: What’s the Best Medicare Supplement Insurance?
Stacy Johnson on April 8, 2019
Don’t wait until you’re 65 to start learning about Medicare, or Medicare Supplement Insurance. Here’s what you need to know.
9 Small Expenses Killing Your Budget
Allison Martin on April 7, 2019
Keep more of future paychecks by eliminating these budget-busting unnecessary expenses.
13 States That Tax Social Security Benefits
Karla Bowsher on April 7, 2019
Uncle Sam is not the only one looking for a piece of your retirement income. Is your state on this list?
12 Money Facts That Everyone Should Know in 2019
Gael F. Cooper on April 6, 2019
How much do you really know about the modern-day world of finances? Here’s one way to find out.
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