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US Consumer Confidence Holds Steady as Job Market Shows Signs of Firming
The gain reflected stronger views of job availability and modestly improved perceptions of business conditions.
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Will You Benefit From No Taxes on Tips?
The IRS just named which jobs qualify for the new $25,000 tip deduction—see if yours made the list.
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How Can I Afford My Rising Property Taxes and Home Insurance?
Even with no mortgage, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance can strain retirees—appeal taxes, compare insurance, and budget for repairs.
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How to Get Free Financial Advice—Without Getting What You Pay For
You don’t need to spend big for good financial advice—here’s where to find it for free.
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7 Surprising Reasons Retirees Are Going Back to Work
Working in retirement isn’t just about income. It’s about connection, curiosity, and staying engaged with life.
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Social Security Announces 2026 Payment Adjustment: 4 Things to Know
The agency announced a 2.8 percent, or $56 average increase, for payments.
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New Banking Regulations: What Does That Mean for Your Money?
New banking rules promise easier credit but fewer protections.
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Can Freelancers Actually Afford to Retire?
Freelancers can retire securely with disciplined saving and smart planning.
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Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Level in Over a Year
A homebuyer with a $3,000 monthly budget can now afford a $473,750 home, up from $447,750 a year ago.
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IRS Revises Documentation as Form 1099-K Threshold Reverts to $20,000
The latest change results in less paperwork and fewer surprises for Americans who engage in casual sales.
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Social Security Announces COLA Increase for 2026
The cost-of-living adjustment is based on inflation data.
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Congress Passes Bill to Simplify IRS Math-Error Notices: What Taxpayers Need to Know
The new bipartisan measure requires plain-language explanations, clear deadlines, and easier appeal options for tax filers.
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Are Your Electronic Bank Transfers Protected?
Online banking is convenient, but fraud happens. That’s where Regulation E steps in.
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IRS Offers Compliance Relief on Auto Loan Interest Reporting
Out of the roughly 2.4 million cars sold last year, more than 80 percent were financed.
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Gold Registers Sharpest Single-Session Selloff in 5 Years
Silver prices also erased about 7 percent as investors took some profits.
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Are You Ready for the 2026 Medicare Enrollment?
Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7—here’s what to know before Medicare costs rise.
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US Consumer Confidence Holds Steady as Job Market Shows Signs of Firming
The gain reflected stronger views of job availability and modestly improved perceptions of business conditions.
|
Will You Benefit From No Taxes on Tips?
The IRS just named which jobs qualify for the new $25,000 tip deduction—see if yours made the list.
|
How Can I Afford My Rising Property Taxes and Home Insurance?
Even with no mortgage, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance can strain retirees—appeal taxes, compare insurance, and budget for repairs.
|
How to Get Free Financial Advice—Without Getting What You Pay For
You don’t need to spend big for good financial advice—here’s where to find it for free.
|
7 Surprising Reasons Retirees Are Going Back to Work
Working in retirement isn’t just about income. It’s about connection, curiosity, and staying engaged with life.
|
Social Security Announces 2026 Payment Adjustment: 4 Things to Know
The agency announced a 2.8 percent, or $56 average increase, for payments.
|
New Banking Regulations: What Does That Mean for Your Money?
New banking rules promise easier credit but fewer protections.
|
Can Freelancers Actually Afford to Retire?
Freelancers can retire securely with disciplined saving and smart planning.
|
Mortgage Rates Fall to Lowest Level in Over a Year
A homebuyer with a $3,000 monthly budget can now afford a $473,750 home, up from $447,750 a year ago.
|
IRS Revises Documentation as Form 1099-K Threshold Reverts to $20,000
The latest change results in less paperwork and fewer surprises for Americans who engage in casual sales.
|
Social Security Announces COLA Increase for 2026
The cost-of-living adjustment is based on inflation data.
|
Congress Passes Bill to Simplify IRS Math-Error Notices: What Taxpayers Need to Know
The new bipartisan measure requires plain-language explanations, clear deadlines, and easier appeal options for tax filers.
|
Are Your Electronic Bank Transfers Protected?
Online banking is convenient, but fraud happens. That’s where Regulation E steps in.
|
IRS Offers Compliance Relief on Auto Loan Interest Reporting
Out of the roughly 2.4 million cars sold last year, more than 80 percent were financed.
|
Gold Registers Sharpest Single-Session Selloff in 5 Years
Silver prices also erased about 7 percent as investors took some profits.
|
Are You Ready for the 2026 Medicare Enrollment?
Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7—here’s what to know before Medicare costs rise.
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