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How Homebuyers Can Save Despite Plummeting Affordability
Chris Kissell on February 8, 2017
A new report says it now takes 22 percent of median income to pay monthly housing costs, the highest level since 2010. We’ve got tips that can help you save in this challenging market.
Consumer Protections Under Threat From Executive Order
Geof Wheelwright on November 2, 2020
Initiatives by President Donald Trump and GOP lawmakers promise major changes to financial regulations that could undermine some recent consumer protections.
Ask Stacy: The Most-Asked Money Questions of 2016
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
Here are some of the most popular categories of reader questions from 2016, along with answers. Odds are you’ve probably wondered about some of these things yourself.
Funny Money: Financial Wit and Wisdom From 50 Top Comedians
Jim Gold on May 20, 2021
Comedians from Mae West and Groucho Marx to John Oliver and Kevin Hart remind us there’s no end to our foolishness on the subject of money.
Ask Stacy: Should I Borrow From My Retirement Account to Pay Debts?
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 31, 2018
One in 5 Americans able to borrow from their 401(k)s have done so. But that doesn’t mean it’s a great idea.
8 Mistakes That Can Sabotage Your Retirement
Marilyn Lewis on September 8, 2018
You can head off some of the worst financial blunders in retirement by being aware of them, then taking action.
32 of the Highest-Paid American Speakers
Dori Zinn on October 11, 2016
Imagine making from $20,000 to more than $1 million just to speak for an hour. Find out which politicians, authors and pundits are cashing in.
11 Essential Tips for Buying the Right Car at the Right Price
Ari Cetron on September 19, 2016
Car shopping can be daunting, but these steps will put you in the driver’s seat instead of at the mercy of dealers.
How to Use 529 College Savings and Not Run Afoul of the IRS
Marilyn Lewis on September 12, 2016
State-sponsored savings plans are a great tool for covering the daunting cost of tuition and more, but you need to follow the rules or the tax man will get you.
Wells Fargo to Pay $190 Million for Illegally Opened Accounts
Krystal Steinmetz on September 8, 2016
Federal regulators say bank workers secretly opened more than 2 million unauthorized accounts to boost their sales figures, leaving unwitting consumers on the hook for charges.
How Much College Students Need to Work to ‘Get By’
Krystal Steinmetz on July 26, 2016
Here’s why it’s difficult, if not darn near impossible, for college students to work their way through school these days.
10 Top Checking Accounts for College Students
Karla Bowsher on July 26, 2016
A new analysis identifies the accounts with the best features and the lowest fees.
How to Avoid the Dreaded Middle Seat on the Plane
Christopher Elliott on July 13, 2016
Check out these savvy travelers’ strategies for getting the airplane seats they want without paying extra.
4 Costly Facts You Don’t Know About Credit Scores
Karla Bowsher on April 30, 2020
A survey finds that while most Americans now understand the basics of credit scores, many still fail to understand crucial details.
How Things Can Go Very Wrong in a Rent-to-Own Home Purchase
Marilyn Lewis on June 6, 2016
Reports of abuses are surfacing about this tempting approach to home purchasing. It can be worth doing, but be aware of the potential pitfalls.
Money Managers Earning Way More Than Top CEOs
Karla Bowsher on May 13, 2016
Top-earning hedge fund managers are raking in boatloads of cash. What does it mean for you?
Last Day for 15 Percent Cash Back at 200+ Online Stores
Stacy Johnson CPA on May 13, 2016
During one week only, you’ll be able to get 15 cents back from every dollar you spend online at hundreds of stores. Bonus: You’ll also get a free $10 gift certificate.
Services That Make It Easy to Slash Your Credit Card Bills
Krystal Steinmetz on April 21, 2016
By helping cancel unwanted subscriptions — for everything from milk to streaming media services — these startups can save most of us bundles.
Money Really Can Buy Happiness — If You Spend It Right
Krystal Steinmetz on April 21, 2016
A recent study reveals that money can make you happy, if your spending habits are in line with your personality.
Why Old-Fashioned Paper Statements May Be a Better Choice
Kari Huus on March 4, 2021
Credit card companies, banks and financial institutions are always pressing to get us to switch over to e-statements and give up paper. Here’s why you should think twice before they convince you to “go green.”
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