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Is a Second Stimulus Check Still Coming?
Karla Bowsher on August 12, 2020
The status of another round of direct payments to taxpayers is a mix of good and bad news.
3 Common Misconceptions About Social Security
Chris Kissell on August 12, 2020
Americans of all ages misunderstand some key aspects of Social Security.
Americans Agree on These 3 Changes to Social Security
Chris Kissell on August 12, 2020
In an era of division, we are united about these changes to the Social Security system.
19 Products That Breathe New Life Into Old Things
Melissa Neiman on August 11, 2020
You don’t have to replace everything you own at the first sign of wear and tear. Here are innovative products that prolong the life of your belongings.
This Is the Best Pharmacy in 2020, According to Shoppers
Karla Bowsher on August 12, 2020
The nation’s No. 1 pharmacy isn’t CVS or Walgreens.
7 Ways to Boost Your Credit Score Fast
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 19, 2020
Your financial security might soon depend upon the strength of your credit score.
How Trump’s Latest Executive Actions Could Affect Your Finances
Brandon Ballenger on August 11, 2020
Here’s what steps the president is taking that might help your finances during the pandemic.
16 Products You Absolutely Do Not Need
Gael F. Cooper on March 8, 2020
There are plenty of great ways to spend your money, but you can safely leave these products on the store shelf.
15 Transferable Skills That Companies Want
Rachel Pelta on August 12, 2020
Here are examples and definitions for invaluable skills in any field.
21 Things You Should Always Buy at a Dollar Store
Maryalene LaPonsie on April 11, 2020
Dollar stores have great bargains on these familiar purchases. Yes, even pregnancy tests.
19 High-Paying Jobs You Can Get With a 2-Year Degree
Maryalene LaPonsie on March 11, 2020
These jobs pay more than the typical job in the U.S. — and no bachelor’s degree is required.
5 Ways to Avoid Taxes on Social Security Income
Chris Kissell on December 22, 2019
Here’s how to minimize and delay the chunk that Uncle Sam claims.
10 Things That Can Ding Your Social Security Payments
Maryalene LaPonsie on July 11, 2020
Here are 10 things that could mean less money in your pocket during retirement.
12 Products to Keep Your Car Clean and Organized
Melissa Neiman on January 12, 2020
These items will help put your vehicular mess to rest — and each is available for less than $20 on Amazon.
19 Purchases That Buyers Almost Always Regret
Gael F. Cooper on July 25, 2020
Think twice before buying these things.
How Do I Find a Meaningful Job From Home?
Brie Weiler Reynolds on July 29, 2020
There are many remote jobs that involve helping others — especially amid the pandemic.
6 Tips to Get the Best Deal on a Mortgage During the Pandemic
Kim Porter on August 12, 2020
If you’re thinking about homeownership, now’s the time to catch the market dip.
How to Get Rid of 6 Hard-to-Sell Things
Nancy Dunham on July 18, 2020
Find out where to sell, donate or recycle items — and feel good about it.
Drivers Are Most Loyal to These 10 Car Brands
Chris Kissell on August 10, 2020
Two brands top their respective categories when it comes to earning owner loyalty.
7 Tips for Building an Emergency Stockpile
Marilyn Lewis on April 18, 2020
A pandemic or natural disaster could leave you reliant on your existing food supply. Is your pantry prepared?
5 Steps You Must Take Before Buying a Used Car
Allison Martin and Nancy Dunham on August 11, 2020
Do this before browsing for your next car, and you could save thousands of dollars.
3 Ways to Get Microsoft Office for Free
Chris Kissell on September 27, 2019
With a little ingenuity, you can cut Office costs to zero.
5 Ways to Get Amazon Prime for Free
Veneta Lusk on April 25, 2020
Hesitant to drop $119 a year on an Amazon Prime membership? Here’s how to get it for free.
11 Grocery Stores Offering Free Pickup
Chris Kissell on August 11, 2020
These chains allow you to grab your groceries without having to walk around the store.
4 Steps to Getting the Best Deal on a Car Loan
Marilyn Lewis on August 12, 2020
Follow this road map to discovering the best deals on car financing.
10 Places Where Social Security Offers the Best Standard of Living
Maryalene LaPonsie on August 5, 2020
These U.S. counties offer retirees a chance to stretch their benefit checks while enjoying their golden years.
7 Money Moves You Should Make After Retiring
Emmet Pierce on August 10, 2020
These steps will help ensure you don’t outlive your money.
13 Brilliant Bulk-Buy Items on Amazon
Melissa Neiman on August 8, 2020
Every household should have these products on hand. Buying them in bulk on Amazon saves you cash.
Why a Coronavirus Vaccine Might Not Work for 42% of Adults
Chris Kissell on August 11, 2020
One expert has a stark warning for people who are overweight.
9 Ways to Get Cheap or Free Veterinary Care
Angela Colley on May 5, 2020
Medical care for your furry friends can be expensive. Here are some tips to take a bite out of vet bills.
7 Ways to Shop at Costco Without a Membership
Karla Bowsher on July 6, 2019
You don’t necessarily need to join to get in on the warehouse store’s savings.
It’s Worth Paying Extra for These 14 Items
Maryalene LaPonsie on February 16, 2020
Here’s where to find the sweet spot at the intersection of price and quality.
Will I Get My Ex-Husband’s Social Security When He Dies?
Jeff Miller on July 16, 2020
Two factors determine how much money is coming to you.
5 Interview Questions to Expect During the Pandemic — and What to Ask Employers
Rachel Pelta on August 11, 2020
Here’s how to prepare for the unique circumstances of the pandemic interview.
The 7 Best Investment Apps for Beginners
Brandon Ballenger on May 16, 2020
If you’re looking to ease into investing with just a little money in the coronavirus economy, check out these easy-to-use tools.
The 10 Best Craigslist Alternatives for Buying and Selling Stuff
Brandon Ballenger on June 18, 2020
There are many classified sites like Craigslist — and using more than one might help everyone find what they need faster.
Getting These 2 Shots Could Reduce Your Risk of Dementia
Chris Kissell on August 3, 2020
These vaccines may lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease by up to 40%.
Americans Worry About Paying Credit Card If COVID Surge Continues
Chris Kissell on August 11, 2020
Concerns arise as many people have taken on more credit card debt in these tough times
Half of All Retirees Say They Fear This
Chris Kissell on October 9, 2019
Chances are good that you share this fear. Here’s a way to overcome it.
6 Reasons I Will Never Trust Suze Orman
Stacy Johnson on August 1, 2020
Beware: The self-proclaimed personal finance expert has a track record that suggests more sizzle than steak.
This Type of Social Security Benefit Is Often Overlooked
Chris Kissell on July 27, 2020
The Social Security Administration is not helping certain people get money to which they are entitled, a report says.