Student Loan Forgiveness Is on Hold for Millions — Will It Go Through?
President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan is on hold as a federal appeals court reviews a lawsuit against it. Can you still apply, and will the loan forgiveness go through?
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Viral Post Sparks Debate — Should You Send a Thank You Email After a Job Interview?
A post went viral on Reddit after an employer revealed they are no longer receiving thank you emails after job interviews — is the practice officially dead?Some States Mandate Personal Finance Education, Sparking Debate
Financial education in grade school could leave students better prepared for success in young adulthood and beyond, research suggests. Some states are mandating financial literacy.Amazon Offers Up to $3,000 in Sign-On Bonuses — But It's Not Paid out Right Away
Amazon is offering sign-on bonuses of up to $3,000 for many of the positions it has open. Here's how the Amazon sign-on bonus is paid out and how you can apply for these jobs.Estate Planning Isn't Just for Rich People — The Three Documents You Need, According to Expert
Thinking about your own mortality isn't easy, but making sure you have an estate plan is important for your assets and your loved ones — here's why according to expert..Why Isn't Rent Tax Deductible? How to Save on Taxes as a Renter
With all the money you’re spending on rent, you may wonder why rent isn't tax deductible. Unfortunately, the tax deductions on your rental property go to someone else.Estate and Gift Tax Exemptions Increase in 2023, Generous Break for Wealthy Americans
As inflation causes the federal government to hike tax brackets and social security income, wealthy Americans are also getting a break: a bigger estate tax exemption for 2023.Want to Get Paid Same-Day Cash? Consider Applying for These Jobs
If you’re looking for a job that pays you cash the same day you complete the work, you’re in luck as there are a few available that you apply for. Check them out here.Protect Yourself From This Bitcoin Exchange PayPal Invoice Scam
A new phishing scam is using PayPal to trick people out of their money. Here's what to know about the Bitcoin Exchange PayPal invoice scam.Homeless TikToker Falls Victim to Facebook Housing Scam, Loses Her Savings
TikToker @sillysteph01 was living in her car while working for DoorDash and saving for a home. But a Facebook housing scam interfered with her plans, and her bank, Chime, wasn't much help.This Hack Promises You 46 Days Off in 2023 Using Only 18 Days of PTO
With many companies offering limited paid time off, workers have to be strategic. This PTO hack promises 46 days off in 2023 using just 18 days of your PTO.High Gas Prices Getting You Down? Earn Some of That Cash Back with These Rewards Credit Cards
There are plenty of rewards credit cards that pay you cash back or other rewards for spending. If you spend a lot on gas, these are some of the best credit cards to consider.Got Extra Gift Cards Sitting Around? Sell Them for Fast Cash — and a Small Fee
Got a gift card you can’t — or don’t want to — use? We won’t tell. Here are legitimate places you can get fast cash for your gift cards.IRS Announces New Tax Brackets for 2023 — What It Means for You
The IRS announced new tax brackets for 2023 that increased by 7 percent to adjust for rising inflation. See what the changes mean for you.This Tech CEO Just Revealed 4 Signs That You’re About to be Fired
If you ever wanted to know what the signs were that indicate you are going to be fired, tech CEO Theresa Sue Mubenga revealed on TikTok a few. Check them out here.You Can File Taxes After the Oct. 17 Deadline, but Expect Penalties
If you missed the Oct. 17 tax deadline, the IRS may charge you late filing fees, which might include the Failure to File Penalty. We have all the details.Salary Transparency Is a Good Thing — And It’s Here to Stay
Salary transparency is becoming more normalized in the office and job market — for good reason. Many states and companies have made their own laws and standards to keep it.Check Your Confederate Money — Graybacks Are Selling for Thousands
Today, you can still find Graybacks floating around on eBay and at other auctions. Is Confederate money worth anything? Here's what we know.How to Calculate Your Personal Inflation Rate — and Use It to Budget Better
If you feel like broad inflation metrics don’t line up with your specific life, consider calculating a personal inflation rate to help you budget.TikToker Quits Job 10 Minutes Into First Day After Spotting These Red Flags
A woman starting a job at Equifax quit 10 minutes into her first day after being told by employees that she would hate working there. She also spotted some other red flags.Is “Amazon Prime Pmts” Showing Up on Your Credit Card? Here’s What It Means
If you recently noticed "Amazon Prime Pmts" posted on your credit card statement, it's because you agreed to become an Amazon Prime member.Oddly Enough, You Can Buy Unclaimed Mail and Large Packages — Here’s How
Although buying unclaimed mail may sound odd and unethical, it happens. Want to know how to buy unclaimed mail? Keep reading to find out.Can You Still Claim the Viral G-Wagon Tax Write-Off?
With a gross vehicle weight of more than 6,000 pounds, the G-Wagon qualifies as business equipment for a Section 179 tax write-off. Who can claim the write-off?Is Student Loan Forgiveness Taxable? In Some Cases, Yes
Student loan forgiveness applications are now available. Will some borrowers have to pay income taxes on the forgiven amount? Here's what we know.Chipotle Is Handing Out $25,000 via Its Cash App Giveaway
Between now and Oct. 31, 2022, Chipotle will give away nearly $25,000 to certain Cash App users. The company has some pretty exciting promotions for Halloween.If You Receive Workmans' Compensation Benefits, You May Owe Uncle Sam
Workmans' compensation benefits have their own tax treatments. Here’s how these funds are treated differently in the United States. Is workers' comp taxable?Robinhood Tax Documents: Release Date and How You Can Access Them
Robinhood should release 1099 tax documents to customers by mid-February. However, delays can occur and extensions are granted if necessary.Student Loan Forgiveness Portal Is Open, Kind Of — Should You Wait to Apply?
The White House has launched the student loan forgiveness portal — kind of. It’s a soft launch, so some people may want to wait to apply.Ye Wants to Buy Social Media Platform Parler — but Can He Afford It?
Rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, is purchasing conservative-leaning app Parler. How much is Parler's net worth before the deal goes through?Check Your Buffalo Nickels — Rare Coins Can Be Worth Thousands
Some buffalo nickels have value, but the value depends on a few determining factors of the coin. Here's how to tell if your buffalo nickels are worth any money.When Should I Book Christmas Flights? Consider Availability and Prices
Holiday travel has ramped up since the COVID-19 pandemic, so how can you save money on flights around Christmas? How far out should flights be booked?Apple’s Goldman Sachs Savings Account Is Coming — How It Will Work
Apple Card holders will soon get access to a Goldman Sachs savings account, but some details are still on the downlow. Here's what we know.Yes, You Can Get Paid to Talk to Lonely People
If you want to help alleviate the loneliness many people feel, there is something you can do. Here are four websites you can use to get paid for talking to lonely people.Find Out If You Have Unclaimed Stimulus Checks — and How to Claim Them
The government is still giving out some stimulus checks. Curious if you have an unclaimed stimulus check you can still take advantage of? Here’s how to find out.50/30/20 Is a Popular Budgeting Model — But Does It Work?
One of the most popular budgeting models is the 50/30/20 rule. But not everyone believes the plan is a good way to budget. So, does the 50/30/20 budget work?SSA Reveals Social Security Benefits Will Increase Dramatically in 2023
Social Security benefits are adjusted annually to help beneficiaries as inflation rises. The 2023 COLA increase will be 8.7 percent, which is about $140 or more per month.Beware: These Funeral Home Scams Are Common — and Costly
If you're planning a funeral or pre-paying for your own, watch out for these costly scams. Dishonest funeral homes may avoid providing you with a price list or urge you to spend more than you'd like.COVID-19 Stimulus Payments Are Still Available for Some, But Not for Long
Did you know that some Americans are still able to get a COVID-19 pandemic stimulus payment? If you’re eligible, you’re going to need to act fast to get yours.Want to Save Money? These Extreme Couponers on Instagram Can Help
Certain Instagram couponers can help you save a few bucks, make money, and score some great deals on the hottest items of the season. Here are some of the best accounts to follow.Money Experts Love the 80/20 Rule — But Does It Really Work?
The 80/20 rule for saving money is gaining steam, but it isn't right for everyone. We've got the pros and cons of strict budgeting. See if it's right for you.Here's Why Lazy Workers Always Get Promoted, According to Viral TikTok
A TikToker sparked a viral debate on the nature of corporate promotions after claiming the majority of promotions are given to the "laziest" employees.Building Emergency Savings Can Recession-Proof Your Finances
Even if you have a couple thousand saved up, that won’t cover your expenses if you lose your job. So, how much do you need in emergency savings?8 Ways to Make Extra Income While Working Full-Time
The art of the side hustle is achievable, even — perhaps especially — while you’re still earning income from a full-time job. Here are eight ways to make extra income.Want to Survive This Recession? Kevin O’Leary, aka Mr. Wonderful, Offers His Financial Advice
Before you consider taking your money out of the market, take Kevin O'Leary's financial advice. He believes you are better off keeping your money in index funds.Secure 2.0: What It Could Mean for Catch-Up Contributions and More
The second iteration of the 2019 Secure Act is underway. Congress wants to make changes to retirement catch-up contributions and more. Here’s what to know.How Safe Is Money in a Savings Account During a Recession?
With the threat of a recession looming in many Americans' minds, how safe are your investments and savings? Savings accounts are usually FDIC-insured.Should You Sell Your House Now or Wait Until 2023?
The housing market is starting to cool down now that interest rates have increased. If you are considering selling your house, you may wonder if you should sell now or wait until 2023 to see where the market goes.If You Are an Introvert, These Are the Best Jobs For You!
If you’re an introvert, there may be a job out there designed specifically for your personality style. Keep reading to find out what these are and how much they pay.Should You Tip for Counter Service? Expert Weighs in on Gratuity Debate
Do you tip for counter service or only for sit-down service? There are no set norms (yet) but an expert shares his opinion about tipping culture in America.Woman Applying for Receptionist Job Asked to Solve Math Problems, Sparking Debate
A woman said she was asked to prove she could perform basic multiplication before applying to become a receptionist — and TikTok was divided.
