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Get 0% APR on Card Balance Transfers for Up to 21 Months
If you need relief from debt on high-interest cards, jump on one of these deals offering generous introductory periods at 0% APR — some with cash-back programs to boot.
How to Get Your Stimulus Check Faster
Millions of Americans are still waiting for their coronavirus stimulus payments to come in. If you’re one of them, you can try entering your bank account info on the IRS website. And if you don’t have a bank, you can have your payment sent to a prepaid card.
New Rule Change Makes Savings Accounts More Attractive
A new Federal Reserve ruling makes things a little easier financially during the pandemic.
How to Get In on Real Estate Investing Even If You Don’t Have Much Money
Now you can expand your portfolio beyond typical stocks and bonds and join the wealthy, who long have benefited from investing in real estate.
Are Home Warranties Worth It? Decide What’s Best For You
Don’t enter into a contract without considering these key points.
What’s the Best Way to Borrow From Friends or Family?
If you are going to borrow money from — or lend money to — a friend or relative, at least do it correctly.
How to Stay Safe From Coronavirus During Service Calls
Take these extra steps when you schedule your next service call.
Why the Coronavirus Lockdown Is Bad for Your Car
You are probably driving less — and that might not be good for your car.
How the Coronavirus Could Ding Your Credit Score
Credit card companies are quietly making moves that can cause you unexpected trouble.
Beans 101: A Guide to Enjoying the Stockpile Staple
Beans are the perfect pandemic food — once you know how to get around the gas.
Avoiding the Most Common Online Shopping Mistakes
If you’re doing a lot of shopping online — and who isn’t during the pandemic? — beware these blunders.
16 Tips to Avoid Costly Kitchen Burns While Stuck at Home
Hospitals are seeing more burns during the coronavirus lockdown. Here’s how to stay safe and avoid costly injuries.
Can You Catch the Coronavirus From a Pet?
It’s official: Two pets in the U.S. now have tested positive. Here’s what you should know.
This Pastime Can Keep Your Brain Sharp as You Age
It’s never too late to benefit from taking up this type of activity.
Many Seniors Overlook This Unique Retirement Option
Few middle-aged adults — and even fewer seniors — use this type of account.
Is Meat About to Disappear From Your Grocery Store?
The coronavirus pandemic is making meat more scarce. Here are a handful of good protein substitutes.
6 Real Ways to Save on Your Car Costs
Owning a car can easily costs thousands of dollars a year. But these tools can slash the ongoing expenses a vehicle brings.
Poison Center Calls Spike as COVID-19 Spreads: Are You Safe?
Reports of incidents involving chemicals that kill the coronavirus have spiked. Here’s how to avoid a costly trip to the ER.
This Tool Makes It Easy to Slash Bills and Build Savings
What if you had a financial assistant to negotiate your bills, automate your saving and analyze your spending to identify problem areas? I tried this one out.
Amazon Wants You to Buy Fewer Things: Here’s Why
The online retailer is taking several steps to discourage people from purchasing too many nonessential items.
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