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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  Personal Finance

  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.

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  Retirement

  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.

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  Personal Finance

  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.

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  Real Estate

  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.

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  Jobs

  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.

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  Personal Finance

  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.

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  Jobs

  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.

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  Taxes

  If You Get a Netspend Card in the Mail From the IRS, Don't Throw It Away!

  If you received a Netspend card in the mail from the IRS, there’s a reason why. Here’s what the card is for and how you can use it. The card isn't a scam.

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  Personal Finance

  Make Sure You Ask These Questions Before Buying a Used Car

  Whether you’re shopping at a dealership, on website like Carvana, or through a private seller, be sure to ask these questions when buying a used car.

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  Jobs

  Amazon Is Offering Holiday Workers a Signing Bonus, But Is There a Catch?

  Amazon plans to hire another 150,000 employees in various positions before the holiday season. Hiring bonuses are available for some positions.

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  Media & Entertainment

  McDonald's Worker Says Parents Shouldn't Make Kids Buy Their Own Food

  A McDonald’s worker recently took to TikTok to share her thoughts on an issue she sees play out regularly — parents making their kids pay for their own meals.

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  Retirement

  Find Your Lost 401(k) With This New Rollover Program

  Have you ever left a 401(k) account behind after leaving a job? Now there’s a seamless way to roll it over and start investing that money — here’s how.

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  Jobs

  Do You Work at One of the "Most Loved" Companies in America?

  According to 'Newsweek,' these are the top five "most loved workplaces" in the country — and you may be surprised by what companies made the list.

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  Real Estate

  Buying a House? Don't Forget to Ask These Essential Questions Before Making an Offer

  Homebuyers need to ask a lot of questions about potential homes before buying. Getting the answers to these questions can help prepare you for future expenses.

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  Personal Finance

  How to Build an Emergency Fund, Especially in a Rocky Economy

  As a rocky economy eats into our wallets, your emergency fund may need to change, too. How much cash should you keep in your emergency fund?

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  Real Estate

  This Company Will Buy Your Dream House For You — and Help You Save for a Down Payment

  Divvy lumps rent-to-own and credit counseling services into one convenient program, helping you to get moved into the home of your choice without having to worry about paying those dreadful closing costs.

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  Personal Finance

  Saving Earlier Is Better — How Much Should You Have Saved By Age 21?

  Estimates of how much the average person should have saved by age 21 vary greatly, as choices of education and part-time versus full-time work impact potential earnings.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Already Planning Your Holiday Shopping? Keep These Stores With Layaway in Mind

  Plenty of stores still offer layaway programs to allow customers to buy items and pay for them over time. Which stores still have layaway in 2022?

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  Real Estate

  NFL Legend Terry Bradshaw Is Downsizing and Selling His $22M Oklahoma Ranch

  NFL legend and 'Fox NFL Sunday' co-host Terry Bradshaw is downsizing and selling his $22M Oklahoma Ranch – take a look inside the impressive property.

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  Personal Finance

  Woman Says She “Accidentally” Used Wrong Social Security Number for Years in Viral TikTok

  A woman went viral on TikTok after stating she "accidentally" used the wrong social security number for years.

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  Personal Finance

  Is National Transfer Money to Your Daughter Day a Real Holiday?

  National Transfer Money to your Daughter Day is celebrated on October 6 — but is it really a holiday? Everything you need to know about the national day.

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  Jobs

  Manager Orders "Subordinates" to Not Share Wages, They Do It Anyway

  A Planet Fitness manager is going viral after demanding that his employees not share their wages — but they did regardless of the order.

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  Federal Assistance

  $350 Georgia Cash Assistance Payments Are Being Issued — Who Qualifies?

  If you or a child of yours was enrolled and actively receiving Medicaid, PeachCare for Kids, SNAP, and/or TANF benefits on July 31, 2022, you may be entitled to receive up to $350 in cash benefits.

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  Fast Money

  Some of the Rarest Stamps Are Selling For Millions — Which Ones Are the Most Valuable?

  Stamps are arguably one of the most valuable treasures that exist today. A Mauritius “Post Office” Stamp (1847) sold for $8 million in 2021 while others have sold for a few million less.

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  Taxes

  Got Capital Gains? How to Donate Them to Save on Taxes

  The bear market may be dampening your giving spirit, but when those capital gains return, you can donate them to reduce your tax liability.

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  Personal Finance

  Stimulus Checks Are Coming in October in Certain States — See Who Qualifies

  Here’s what you need to know about where and how to prepare for Oct. 2022 stimulus checks.

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  Jobs

  Woman Brags About Easy WFH Job on TikTok, Calls It "Free Money"

  A woman is going viral on TikTok after claiming her work from home job is easy, and basically "free money" — what does she do for a living?

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  Jobs

  These Are the Best Jobs With Housing Included as Rent Keeps Rising

  If you are interested in finding a job with free accommodations, here are some of the best options available. The options include park rangers and oil rig workers.

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  Personal Finance

  Are You Suffering From Recession Fatigue? The Phenomenon Is Real

  Americans are reportedly experiencing recession fatigue, according to recent findings. What is recession fatigue? The phenomenon is real.

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  Fast Money

  Get Paid $2K to Watch 'House of the Dragon' and 'Rings of Power'

  Love 'Game of Thrones' and 'House of the Dragon?' UsDish.com is looking for a fantasy fan to pay to watch these show plus past fantasy favorites. Here's how to apply!

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  Federal Assistance

  Will Changes to Biden's Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Impact You?

  Student loan forgiveness changes are here, and some borrowers won't be eligible for $10,000 in loan forgiveness after all. We have all the details.

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  Real Estate

  Late Yankee Candle Founder's Estate Listed for $23M — "Like Having Disneyland in the Backyard"

  The late founder of Yankee Candle Michael Kittredge's house is being sold for $23 million, and includes everything from a wine grotto to a nine-hole golf course.

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  Personal Finance

  5 Mobile Business Ideas That Make Money Anywhere You Go

  A mobile business benefits you and your customers. You save on overhead of a brick-and-mortar location, and your customer gets the convenience of having you come to them.

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  Personal Finance

  Legit Side Hustles for Teens to Help Them Earn Extra Money

  Teens can have side hustles, too. Here’s how young people can make extra money — before they’re even in their 20s. It's important to find legit opportunities.

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  Insurance

  Own Property in Florida? You’ll Need to Know How Flood Insurance Works

  Flood insurance will cover most damage that's directly caused by flooding. Flood insurance usually needs to be purchased as a separate policy.

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  Personal Finance

  8 Top Companies That Pay for Employees’ College Education

  You don’t have to join the military for free college. Here are the top eight companies you can work at that will pay for higher education.

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  Insurance

  Hurricane Ian's Damage Estimate Ranks It Among the Top 10 Costliest Storms in US History

  Hurricane Ian has caused massive amounts of damage in Florida as it makes landfall. How much will it cost to rebuild after the storm? We have details on the estimate.

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  Personal Finance

  Robert Kiyosaki Has a Million-Dollar Brand, Faces Fraud Claims

  Robert Kiyosaki has made millions off his financial books and seminars. Is his advice financially sound or is he more of a fraud? Here's what we know.

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  Personal Finance

  TikTokers Slam Business That Gave Laid off Workers “Consolation BBQ” on Last Day

  A short TikTok showing footage of co-workers' final meal together after mass layoffs at a company sparked a viral debate on the platform.

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  Taxes

  A Complete Timeline of Shakira's Alleged Spanish Tax Fraud

  Is Shakira going to jail for not paying taxes? Here is everything you need to know about the Colombian singer's legal troubles, including a complete timeline.

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  Healthcare

  Medicare Premiums Are Changing for 2023 — Are They Going Up?

  The U.S. just released Medicare premiums for 2023, and it looks like policyholders will pay different amounts than before (some more, some less).

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  Real Estate

  Landlord Threatens to Evict Tenant for Using A/C, Gets Dragged by Internet

  A landlord threatened to terminate the lease of their tenant for running their air conditioner below 75 degrees — prompting the internet to call them out.

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  Personal Finance

  Over a Dozen States Are Sending Inflation Relief Checks — Is Texas?

  Texas hasn’t announced plans to send inflation relief checks just yet but will have an extra $27 billion to spend in 2023. We have all the details.

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  Banking

  Old Bank Notes Might Be Worth More Than You Think — Always Check the Value

  Are old bank notes worth anything? If a government phases out the use of certain bank notes or coins, how can consumers find out the value of their discontinued money?

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  Consumer

  Top 10 Couponing Sites That Will Actually Save You Money

  Tired of stumbling across couponing sites that don’t actually save you any money? Here’s 10 of the best couponing websites to try next.

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  Personal Finance

  Boss Fires Woman Returning From Maternity Leave, Claims He Did "Fair" Thing

  A boss is saying he had to fire a woman returning from maternity leave because of "budget" — but the internet isn't buying it. Is he in the wrong?

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  Credit

  Best Credit Cards for Couples and How to Open One

  Ready to get a credit card with your other half? Consider a credit card that works well for couples. We have all the details on the best credit cards for couples.

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  Retirement

  These Changes Are Coming to Your 401(k) Statement This Fall

  If you contribute to a 401(k), your upcoming statement will have some changes. Here’s what to know about the changes and when they will appear.

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  Personal Finance

  Short on Cash? Try Some of These Ways to Save Money Fast

  If you want to stretch your dollars further, try some of the best ways to save money fast. These ideas work instantly to save you money.

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  News

  How to Spot and Report a Virtual Kidnapping Scam

  One of the latest virtual kidnapping scams involves a person calling another, such as a parent, and tricking them into thinking their child has been kidnapped. The caller demands a ransom.

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