Personal Finance

Looking for advice on personal finance? From the best credit card rewards programs to the best way to save for retirement, we'll help you get a better rein on your personal finance and tax questions.

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  Retirement

  Millennial Daughters Caring for Boomer Parents Are Sacrificing in More Ways Than One

  The work and financial responsibility tied to caring for aging parents is more often than not pushed to women. Many Millenial daughters are losing their own futures.

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  Taxes

  How to Structure a Portfolio for Tax Efficiency

  As portfolios grow, account balances shift, and tax laws change, the optimal placement of individual assets changes too.

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  Personal Finance

  "Never Share Your PIN" — Woman Warns of Alarming Uber Eats Scam

  A TikTok user warns others about a possible Uber Eats scam, reminding them to never share their PINs.

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  Loans

  Education Department Says Student Loan Forgiveness Application Has Backlog

  People are waiting for answers about their applications for the federal Student Loan Forgiveness program, which reportedly has a lengthy backlog.

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  Personal Finance

  Four People Allegedly Pulled Off a Wild Bear Suit Insurance Scam

  Four Californians had their day in court over an alleged bear suit insurance scam that netted them over $100k.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Walmart’s Great Value Brand Is Getting a Massive Nationwide Redesign

  Walmart is launching a massive Great Value redesign as the retailer giant mulls customer retention in an expensive market.

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  Economy & Work

  If Congress Doesn't Act, Major Social Security Benefits Could Be Cut by 2032

  A report puts the Social Security fund's "exhaustion rate" at 2032, if lawmakers fail to act. The Big Beautiful Bill act is partially to blame.

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  Banking

  Banks Could Soon Collect Citizenship Information, Trump's Treasury Secretary Says

  Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says banks should collect citizenship data which can help prevent illegal immigrants from opening bank accounts.

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  Consumer

  People Think Costco Is Ending Memberships Starting June 2026 — Here’s the Reality

  Rumors are swirling online that Costco is planning to get rid of its membership requirement, but is there any truth behind this online gossip?

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  Taxes

  Don’t Be Surprised if Your Tax Refund Feels Smaller This Year

  Tax refunds were expected to jump up this year as a result of President Trump's tax cuts, but the refunds are smaller than many expected.

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  News

  Engineer Couple With $2 Million Net Worth Is Struggling, "Overwhelmed With Prosperity"

  An engineer couple in their 30s who have a $2 million net worth and so much money coming in say they feel overwhelmed by it. Details ahead.

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  Taxes

  Your 2026 Tax Refund Could Be at Risk if You Default on Student Loans

  Student loan borrowers in default are worried that they might not get a tax refund in 2026 if they still owe a balance on their loans.

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  Taxes

  TurboTax Actually Still Has a Free Edition — But It’s Very Limited

  While TurboTax opted out of the Free File Program, which is a partnership between the IRS and tax preparers, it still offers a free filing service.

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  Real Estate

  How to Rebuild Wealth from Ground Zero: Tune in for Lessons From Property Investor Samuel Leeds Who Actually Did It

  In the upcoming online webinar, Samuel Leeds breaks down all the key strategies you can use to build wealth with property in 2026.

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  Consumer

  Walmart vs. Costco: Which Store Actually Has Better Prices?

  Not everything at Costco is going to be cheaper than Walmart, but overall, Costco appears to come out on top when it comes to lower prices.

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  News

  Costco Hit With Lawsuit Over Automatic Membership Renewals

  Costco is being sued as part of a class action lawsuit over claims that it violated California law by sending untimely and deficient renewal notices.

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  Personal Finance

  The Average Net Worth of Americans in Their 60s Is Much Lower Than You Think

  The average net worth of most Americans in their sixties suggests that many of them are doing solid planning for their upcoming retirements.

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  Consumer

  Rumor Has It Costco Is Selling a 150-Inch TV, and People Have Questions

  A TikTok video claims Costco is now selling 150-inch TVs, and many people are wondering if this is real or fake. Here’s the truth.

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  Consumer

  Costco’s First Stand-Alone Gas Station Is Officially in the Works — Here's What We Know

  Costco is changing up its traditional setup by experimenting with stand-alone gas stations. Here's where the first location is going to be.

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  Credit

  Dave Portnoy Reportedly Has 45 Million AmEx Points — Here’s What That Could Be Worth

  A recent video seems to suggest that Dave Portnoy has more than 45 million American Express points, leading many to wonder what that's worth.

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  News

  Trump Has Reportedly Put Social Security in a $169 Billion Hole

  The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has reportedly made the hole in the funding for the future of the Social Security program even larger.

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  Personal Finance

  Don’t Make This 401(k) Mistake That Could Cost You Big

  A big mistake people often make with 401(k)s is having multiple savings accounts open at the same time through various employers. Instead, do this.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Retail Finally Gets a Shot at Kalshi as Tessera Launches T-Kalshi

  Through T-Kalshi, retail investors will be able to gain economic exposure to the widely popular platform.

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  Net Worth

  Jamie Dimon Has Spent Decades at the Top — and His Net Worth Shows It

  JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon is one of the most powerful men in the country, but many want to know what financial leader's net worth is.

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  Retirement

  Why Retirement Investors Are Adding Precious Metals to Diversified Portfolios

  According to Luke Losinsky, President of Sanctuary Metals, many investors today are looking for ways to balance their portfolios with tangible assets.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  What Happened to Allbirds? The Brand May Have Expanded Too Fast

  Allbirds was once one of the fastest growing sustainability-oriented companies in the world, but why did the company ultimately fail?

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  Jobs

  These Are the Jobs Projected to Be in High Demand Over the Next 10 Years

  The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that between 2024 and 2034, the U.S. economy will add 5.2 million jobs. So which will be the most in demand?

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  Taxes

  Tax Refund Checks Got Bigger in 2026, but There’s a Catch

  Tax refund checks appear to be higher on average in 2026 than they were in 2025, but they are also lower than some projections.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  People Think Costco’s New Energy Drinks Look Very Familiar

  Costco's new Kirkland energy drinks have many wondering how different they are from Celsius's caffeinated, sparkling energy drinks.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  People Are Freaking Out Over This Massive Goodwill in Florida

  Florida’s largest Goodwill store is located in Orlando, Florida. The store is actually one of the largest in the U.S., behind the one in Seattle.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Costco Is Selling Tiny Homes and People Are Seriously Tempted

  Costco has tiny homes for sale, but you might want to know more about what these homes entail before you decide to make the purchase yourself.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Josefina Alfaro, Brand Director, Leads Global Cross-Cultural Brand Strategy at L’Oréal

  “My inspiration to pursue a career in beauty and brand management stems from a deep-seated belief that beauty is a powerful force for identity and confidence."

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  News

  Why Liquidity Matters More Than Returns in Private Funds

  Liquidity decides how much control you have, how resilient you are in a surprise year, and how confident you feel holding the investment.

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  Personal Finance

  How Tracking Every Dollar Helps You Save More Money

  Tracking every dollar isn’t just tedium. It’s a financial strategy that gives you control over your budget.

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  News

  Personal Finance Expert Houston Fraley Explains Why the Most Effective Expense Cuts Are the Ones People Rarely Think About

  Personal finance expert Houston Fraley, CEO of Symple Lending, believes the most sustainable financial changes are often the least dramatic.

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  Real Estate

  Buying Property in Dubai vs. U.S. Cities: What Investors Should Compare

  Compare buying property in Dubai vs U.S. cities. Explore prices, rental yields, taxes, financing, and ROI to help real estate investors make informed decisions.

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  News

  4 Investments Every Rental Property Owner Should Make

  Whether you own one or several rental properties, these four investments can help you operate more efficiently, protect your assets, and maximize long-term returns.

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  Retirement

  Influencer Alix Lynx Pulls Six Figures Every Month and Builds a Silicon Valley Style Retirement Plan

  Alix Lynx has been building a portfolio that would make a Silicon Valley VC nod in approval: market investments, tangible property, and private equity stakes.

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  U.S. Economy & Politics

  Some States Won't Get SNAP Benefits in November Due to Government Shutdown

  SNAP is funded by the federal government but administered by states, which is why some states may suspend benefits before others.

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  Personal Finance

  Cindy Giovacchino on How to Talk to Your Partner About Money — Before You Retire

  Financial planner Cindy Giovacchino shares how honest money conversations can strengthen your retirement plan. Learn how to align goals before you retire.

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  Budgeting

  10 Clever Ways to Cut Wedding Costs Without Cutting the Fun

  These 10 practical tips will help you have the wedding celebration you want without overspending.

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  Insurance

  How Business Insurance Shields Small Companies From Financial Freefall

  Small business insurance can mean the difference between keeping your business afloat and having it sink to the bottom.

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  Insurance

  Preeminent Personal Injury Attorney Russell Nicolet's Blueprint for Taking on Big Insurance

  Top personal injury attorney Russell Nicolet has made it his life's work to level the playing field for injured individuals by holding powerful corporations and insurers accountable.

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  Personal Finance

  The Shocking Cost of Getting Old: Why Elder Care Is Breaking American Families

  The truth is, elder care in America is a financial crisis — and adults are stuck between caring for their own kids and their aging parents.

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  Taxes

  How a Clinton-Era Tax Law Still Helps Business Owners Legally Eliminate Taxes

  President Clinton's ESOP, or Employee Stock Ownership Plan, laid the groundwork for one of the most powerful tax strategies available to private business owners today.

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  Real Estate

  Boost Your Rental Income with Smarter Marketing

  If you’re a property owner wanting to boost profits, adopting the right approach to marketing will help you minimize vacancies, attract good tenants, and get premium rents.

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  Personal Finance

  10 Helpful Ways to Keep Your Finances in Order

  Here are 10 simple and effective strategies for keeping your financial life in order from budgeting to setting financial goals.

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  News

  Arrested for DUI? Here’s What You Need to Know About the Process

  If the police arrest you for DUI, you have legal options that can get you off the hook or at least reduce the legal ramifications of the situation.

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  Personal Finance

  How AIR Asset Management Is Unlocking Hidden Assets With Q Capital Strategies

  AIR Asset Management is a Chicago-based alternative investment firm with a special focus on life settlements, life contingent annuities, and private credit opportunities.

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  Real Estate

  New Year, New Tools: How PropTech Is Redefining Real Estate Opportunities

  PropTech is revolutionizing the real estate industry from simplifying property valuation to adding efficiency and transparency.

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