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America’s 5 Most Sought-After Employee Benefits and Perks
Karla Bowsher on February 4, 2016
Glassdoor has identified 20 employers that offer some of the most unique benefits. Find out what they are.
These Are the 10 Best (and Worst) States to Retire
Krystal Steinmetz on February 2, 2016
Seniors should consider more than weather and where the kids are now in choosing a location to spend their golden years.
Tax Hacks 2016: What You Need to Know if You’re Self Employed
Marilyn Lewis on February 2, 2016
Being your own boss has some advantages, but you need to have a clear understanding of your tax obligations or risk a nasty surprise.
5 Ways Scammers Are Going After Grandma’s Money
Krystal Steinmetz on January 13, 2016
America’s seniors can fight back against fraud by keeping themselves educated on the sneaky ways criminals (and sometimes seniors’ own family members) are going after their money. Check out some of the most common forms of elder fraud.
What Millionaires’ Financial Resolutions Mean for Your Money
Karla Bowsher on January 11, 2016
These days, the top financial concern of millionaires is not so far removed from the worries of the rest of us. Find out more.
42 Percent of Millennials Are Engaging in This Risky Financial Behavior
Krystal Steinmetz on January 11, 2016
A new report reveals that many millennials are struggling financially and turning to some alternative — and usually costly — financial services to make ends meet.
Tax Hacks 2018: How Not to Blow Your Tax Refund
Marilyn Lewis on January 11, 2018
Your tax refund check can be an instrument of positive change, or just another wasted opportunity. Here is what you should do with it.
Wall Street vs. Main Street: Who Got It Right in 2015?
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 6, 2016
Looking back, who had the most accurate predictions for the 2015 economy? Here’s how the man on the street stacked up against the Wall Street suits.
Tax Hacks 2016: Don’t Overlook These 8 Deductions and Credits
Maryalene LaPonsie on January 12, 2016
Buried in the massive document that makes up the U.S. tax code are myriad ways to shrink your tax bill. Here are eight big ones that many people don’t realize they can claim.
Tax Hacks 2016: Avoid These 10 Common Filing Mistakes
Stacy Johnson CPA on January 11, 2016
Everybody makes mistakes, but this isn’t the time to make them. Go over this list to make sure your return is error-free and your refund finds you faster.
Your Old Legos Could Be Worth More Than Gold
Karla Bowsher on December 30, 2015
Learn why the right Lego set might provide a bigger boost to your retirement nest egg than investments such as gold or stocks.
Here’s Why That Holiday Bonus May Not Be As Good As It Sounds
Krystal Steinmetz on December 17, 2015
One-time bonuses are on the rise, but the practice seems to be nudging out more lasting pay increases.
Survey: Money Stress Taints Holidays for Majority of U.S. Workers
Krystal Steinmetz on December 15, 2015
Budgetary anxiety afflicts nearly two-thirds of workers this time of year, but the good news is that they are working on beating the holiday-spending blues.
Free Tool Helps You Decide When to Claim Social Security
Karla Bowsher on May 7, 2020
A new calculator helps people determine the best age at which to claim Social Security benefits. It also has a big advantage over other similar services.
You Might Need Less Money to Retire Comfortably
Karla Bowsher on December 2, 2015
Recent research questions a standing rule of thumb about how much money people need to retire.
Falling Number of Home Appraisers Could Hurt You
Karla Bowsher on November 20, 2015
A drop in the number of real-estate appraisers could cause three big headaches for homebuyers and sellers.
Divorcing? Why You Should Hire a New Financial Adviser
Krystal Steinmetz on November 15, 2015
At this critical juncture, what’s called for is a financial adviser — probably a new one — and not just your attorney, for money planning advice.
Why Are the People Entrusted With Our Kids Paid So Little?
Krystal Steinmetz on November 8, 2015
Child care costs can seem exorbitant to parents, but many child care workers earn so little they live in poverty themselves. What gives?
Why Retiring at 75 May Become the New Norm
Karla Bowsher on November 4, 2015
A study finds that a 23-year-old new graduate earning about $45,500 will not be able to retire until age 75. Learn about the main factors behind this reality.
Troubles on the Horizon for the 401(k) Plan
Bob Sullivan on November 3, 2015
It’s not a much feared stock market correction. This crisis is more fundamental.
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