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The coronavirus pandemic is creating new habits, traumas, and opportunities. But what changes will stick once things go back to "normal"? Experts weigh in on the long-term impact of COVID-19 on our personal finances and relationship with money.
If you’re trying to support a local restaurant during the current pandemic, the solution may seem simple: just boot up your favorite delivery app and place an order. Unfortunately, while ordering food on your phone is great for convenience, it’s not always great for the restaurant. Here are some alternative ways to directly support your local favorites.
If you’re suffering from a financial setback, what can you do to avoid defaulting on utility payments and literally being in the dark? Here are some tips:
A massive payroll tax deferral went into effect at the end of August, 2020. But did it affect you? Here's what you need to know, including how much your paychecks may have increased, where that money came from, and why you may have a smaller paycheck next year.
When times are tough and money is tight, you may find yourself combing through your budget, looking for any chance to save a little cash - no matter how small. For those who are considering switching service providers to chase a better deal, here’s what you should keep in mind to save money:
Whether you’ve lost your job, left your job, or are looking to save money, a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) can help lower your premiums. It may also open up a new tax-saving option for you—a health savings account (HSA). Here's how an HSA can work for you.
While inheriting money, property, and other assets can bring about positive changes for your household, handling an inheritance can be difficult as you’ll almost certainly be dealing with a loss at the same time. Take time to process, but keep in mind that there are moves you'll need to make quickly.
Experiencing a gap in cash flow? Instead of borrowing from a trusted friend or family member, or worse, resorting to predatory lending, there are a handful of apps and digital banks that can help you cover a shortfall in cash. Here are some of our favorites.
When the clock strikes midnight on New Year’s Eve, time’s up for many of the money moves you can take to lower your tax bill. However, there are a few last-minute, money-saving tactics you don’t want to miss — or overlook — before filing your taxes.
If you went a little overboard this past holiday season and outpaced your budget (and then some), don’t panic. Now’s the time to focus on the small, easily achievable things you can do to manage that debt and bring your finances back into shape. Here are some of our favorite tips for whittling down that holiday debt.
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