Got $1,000 in the Bank? Here Are 8 Things You Need to Do Next

Finally saved up $1,000 or more? Well done. Here are some ways to find a lot more and some clever ideas to invest what you have.

20 Ways to Invest That Don’t Involve the Stock Market

Stocks have provided great returns for decades. But they’re not without risk, especially now. Where else can you put your savings? Here are some ideas.

1 Gigabyte of Data Versus Unlimited Data — What’s the Difference?

For some people, an unlimited data cellphone plan is a completely unnecessary expense. Are you one of them? Here’s how to tell.

5 Easy, Frugal Steps to Sustainable Living

These steps are simple enough for almost anyone to do, and they’re good for both your wallet and the planet.

15 Affordable Metros That Have the Most Families With Kids

New census data shows these are the the most popular affordable metropolitan areas for families with kids.

Retiring at This Age May Protect Brain Function

Working a little longer could help you stave off cognitive decline.

Here’s Where 82% of Seniors Want to Spend Their Golden Years

Feelings of comfort and safety make this the place most seniors want to be.

Flood Insurance Rates Just Went Up for Millions of Homeowners

Here’s how you can still get the best deal.

The 15 Most Educated Cities in America

Judging by their citizens’ number of degrees and average years of education, these cities have the smartest residents in the U.S.

Fidelity Launches 4 New ETFs That Look to the Future

These new investments focus on “themes” that are likely to take center stage as the world changes.

3 in 4 Retirees Are Confident in Their Savings Despite Pandemic — Here’s How Their Portfolios Look

We researched the investments and opinions of retirees and near-retirees throughout the pandemic. Here’s what we found.

The 15 Cheapest Cities With Lots of Young Residents

Affordable living is a must for many young adults, and these cities deliver.

5 Big Retirement Risks and How to Tackle Them

Make sure these financial landmines don’t destroy your golden years.

Apps Offering Free Credit Scores Have Big Drawbacks

A Consumer Reports investigation finds that apps offering free credit scores charge too much, offer too little and come with privacy risks.

These 4 Prescriptions Cost Patients $1,000-Plus a Day

The average annual cost of one specialty medication is nearly $85,000.

How to Get the TV Shows You Love Without Cable

This guide to the wide variety of TV and movie streaming services will help you get the content you care about for less money.

Where Upper-Middle-Class People Are Moving in 2021

Data from the IRS shows the areas with the highest new concentration of upper-middle-class earners.

Don’t Miss Out on 100,000 Bonus Points With This Credit Card

This is the best offer the card’s ever had, and it’s your last chance to get it.

These 5-Star Hotels Won’t Cost You a Fortune

These 10 luxury hotels all charge less than $40 per night.

Trouble With a Broker? Don’t Assume a Payout Is Coming

Don’t automatically expect to be compensated — even if you are granted an arbitration award.

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