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How Credit Card Debt Is Linked to Divorce
By: Brenden Rearick – Editor: Brad Tuttle – 4 Minute read You already know how hard credit card debt can hit your finances. But have you considered how unpaid balances could affect your personal life?...
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Why More Americans Are Buying Annuities for Retirement
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Kaitlin Mulhere – 7 Minute read Sales of annuities, a financial product that can provide a lifetime income stream in retirement, are smashing records as Americans look to lock...
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Killing 401(k) Tax Benefits Could Help Save Social Security, New Research Shows
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Brad Tuttle – 4 Minute read A new idea for addressing Social Security’s looming funding gap proposes that Congress eliminate tax advantages for 401(k)s to come up with funds...
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4 Reasons to Love Today’s Economy (and 4 Reasons to Hate It)
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Kaitlin Mulhere – 10 Minute read The U.S. economy has momentum: Inflation is down, stocks are breaking records and the job market is exceptionally strong. And yet, many...
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Domestic Travel Insurance: What Does It Cover?
By: Joan Pabón – Editor: Paul Reynolds – 10 Minute read Domestic vacations are generally less expensive than international ones, and your health insurance policy may already cover medical emergencies...
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This Social Security Quiz Stumps Over 40% of People Nearing Retirement
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Julia Glum – 5 Minute read Americans nearing retirement age have some studying to do, judging by the results of a recent test on retirement benefits. More than 40%...
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How Much Is Pet Insurance?
By: Paul Reynolds – Editor: Joan Pabón – Updated by: Andrea Agostini Ferrer – 14 Minute read The cost of the best pet insurance plans may come as a surprise to many pet owners. Prospective...
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Everything to Know About Biden’s $10,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit Proposal
By: Leslie Cook – Editor: Julia Glum – 8 Minute read The housing market is receiving some high-level attention that could improve the odds of many Americans becoming homeowners — by putting money in...
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IPOs Are Back in a Big Way This Year. Should You Invest?
By: Brenden Rearick – Editor: Jordan Chussler – 12 Minute read While many private companies refrained from going public in the last couple of years due to a short-lived bear market and high interest...
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The Social Security COLA Estimate for 2025 Just Increased Thanks to Inflation
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Julia Glum – 3 Minute read Next year’s Social Security cost-of-living-adjustment — or COLA — could be 2.4%, an increase from a previous forecast. The new prediction,...
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Retirement Is Broken — Is a ‘Pension Renaissance’ Coming to Save Us?
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Julia Glum – 10 Minute read As millions of Americans struggle to put away enough money for retirement, economists, lawmakers and workers alike are advocating for the...
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Not Everyone Is Happier After They Retire. Here’s Why
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Brad Tuttle – 5 Minute read Many Americans dream of the day that they’ll hang up their briefcases and enter life’s third act, but a recent study suggests that...
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Here Are the 10 Most Expensive States for Home Insurance (Hint – Think Florida)
By: Pete Grieve – Editor: Brad Tuttle – 3 Minute read The surge in home insurance prices isn’t over yet. The average annual premium will likely top $2,500 nationally this year, and homeowners insurance...
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IRS: Over $1 Billion in Unclaimed 2020 Tax Refunds Expire Soon
By: Adam Hardy – Editor: Julia Glum – 7 Minute Read The IRS may owe those who didn’t file their 2020 taxes hundreds — even thousands — of dollars, but the deadline to claim that money is fast...
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Americans Now Think They’ll Need a Record $1.46 Million to Retire Comfortably
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Julia Glum – 5 Minute read What’s the magic number you need in savings to have a comfortable retirement? Americans now predict they’ll require $1.46 million to...
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Taking Stock Tips From Social Media
By: Brenden Rearick – Editor: Jordan Chussler – 4 Minute read Social media has become a very important communication tool for almost everybody over the last decade. And since 2020 especially, the...
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New ‘Broadband Labels’ Could Make Internet Fees Easier to Understand, Compare
By: Adam Hardy Editor: Julia Glum – 5 Minute read What does a high-speed internet plan have in common with a box of FrootLoops? Starting Wednesday, the Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, is...
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Why the ‘Right’ Retirement Age Doesn’t Actually Exist
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Brad Tuttle – 10 Minute read In the midst of the Great Depression, the passage of the Social Security Act established a national retirement age of 65 as the...
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From Hot Dogs to Gold Bars: Costco’s Latest Offering Is a Huge Hit
By: Brenden Rearick – Editor: Jordan Chussler – 7 Minute read Money is not a client of any investment adviser featured on this page. The information provided on this page is for educational purposes...
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Most Older Investors Say Retiring at Age 65 Is No Longer Feasible
By: Mary Ellen Cagnassola – Editor: Julia Glum – 4 Minute read Most investors approaching their retirement years say that a traditional retirement won’t be possible for them. That’s according to a...
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