Over 95,000 “Hero Pay” Applications Denied Due to Unverifiable IDs
Thousands of "hero pay" applications were denied in Minnesota due to unverifiable IDs and duplicate applications being filed. Here are some other reasons for denials.
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.
5 Best Crypto Credit Cards: Competitive Rewards and Interest Rates
The best crypto credit cards offer lucrative rewards, competitive interest rates, and various options to redeem rewards. Here are the five best crypto credit cards.
How to Avoid Penalties Under the New Inherited IRA 10-Year Rule
The new inherited IRA 10-year rule applies to heirs who aren’t the spouse of the deceased account owner, but with some exceptions.
Amex Gold vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred — Comparing Mid-Tier Luxury Cards
Amex Gold and Chase Sapphire Preferred are two of the top premium credit cards for each respective entity. How do they compare?
Are We Seeing a Housing Recession or a Housing Correction?
Housing prices have started reversing their direction after a two-year strong run. People are worried about a housing recession. What is a housing recession?
Feeling Down About Your Finances? Take These Money Mantras for a Spin
Looking for money mantras that really work? Authors around the web vouch for these six sayings about financial goals, gains, and freedom.
Biden Cancels $3.9 Billion in ITT Tech Student Loans: What to Know
President Biden has canceled nearly $4 billion in student loans for former students of the now-defunct ITT Tech. Here's what we know about the cancelation.
Here’s Everything We Know About Adam Neumann’s Flow
Adam Neumann has founded a new company called Flow which has attracted investment from Venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. Learn all about the real estate company,
How to Apply for Forbearance — Biden May Not Extend the Student Loan Pause
It doesn't seem like President Biden plans to extend the student loan pause again. Since the deadline is fast approaching, here's how you can apply for student loan forbearance.
How Well Does Shipt Pay Its Shoppers? Payment and Perks, Explained
Does Shipt pay well? The grocery delivery app pays similarly to other apps like Instacart, though there isn't a flat hourly rate for shoppers.
These U.S. States Are Getting More Stimulus Checks — See If You Qualify
If you thought stimulus checks were over, think again. These U.S. states are looking ahead to more stimulus. Is your state on the list?
Are There Driver Stimulus Checks in 2022? See Who's Eligible
Driver stimulus checks seek to provide relief at the pump amid high gas prices. Are there driver stimulus checks in 2022? See who's eligible.
American Express Platinum Card Has a High Annual Fee, Can Pay for Itself
Is Amex Platinum worth the yearly fee? Learn about the annual fee for the American Express Platinum Card and the benefits cardholders can access.
What Does Activist Investor ValueAct Want from The New York Times?
Activist investor ValueAct bought a sizable stake in The New York Times — and it wants the publication to change in key ways. Here's what we know.
How Stipends Work: Employers Don't Withhold Taxes, Still Taxable Income
Stipends are payments made outside of wages or salary, often to cover specific expenses. Stipends are taxable, but typically employers don't withhold taxes.
What It Takes to Make Money on Audible and How Much You Can Earn
Make money on Audible depends on the role you want to play on the platform. You may be an author or a narrator. Here's how to make money on the platform.
Social Security Tax Limit 2022 and Exemptions, Explained
The working population ends up paying Social Security tax to fund benefits for existing beneficiaries. What is the Social Security tax limit for 2022?
SEC Whistleblower Awards Are Taxed as Income, Can Offer Big Payout
How does the SEC whistleblower program work? Let's see what the average award amounts are and how they're taxed. Does it pay to provide information to the SEC?
Social Security Inflation Adjustment Could Be Almost 10% in 2023
Retirees could get an extra $159 per month due to a Social Security inflation adjustment in 2023. Social Security benefits could increase by 9.6 percent next year,
These Renewable Energy Jobs Can Help You and Your Pockets Go Green
Working in the renewable energy space can be for a great cause, but it can also be rewarding. What are the best paying jobs in the green energy space?
Why You Should Watch the Fed If You Plan to Open a CD Account
If you’re wondering whether CD rates will go up in 2022, you need to look at what the Fed plans to do with its benchmark rate. Here's what you need to know.
Mark Cuban’s Chilling Message to Metaverse Landlords
Mark Cuban’s comments on metaverse real estate investing may cause you to think twice about becoming a metaverse landlord. What did he say?
What Is Fix-and-Flip Securitization and Why Has SEC Penalized Angel Oak Capital?
The U.S. SEC has penalized Angel Oak Capital. What is Fix-and-Flip securitization and why has the SEC imposed a penalty on Angel Oak?
HSA Accounts Help Combat Inflation Due to Tax Benefits
A health savings account (HSA) could help you combat inflation thanks to its tax benefits. Here's what we know about an HSA account as a hedge against inflation.
Connecticut's Child Tax Rebate Check: Who Gets It and When
The Connecticut child tax rebate program is offering $250 per child, and you may get up to $750. Who's eligible for the check?
Scholarships Are Usually Tax-Free, but There Are Exceptions
Scholarships are among the best financial support tools for college students. Are scholarships taxable, or are they tax-free?
Social Security Isn't Going Bankrupt, Changes Might Be Coming
Social Security trusts swung into deficit in 2021. This has prompted many to ask, is Social Security going bankrupt? No, but there are likely changes ahead.
These Are the Best Places for Birthday Freebies and Discounts
The places that give birthday freebies range from restaurants to fashion and beauty retailers.
What the Best Recession Indicators Are Telling Us
The best recession indicator for many investors is the Treasury yield curve, but the NBER, another source, looks at a broader set of signals.
Biden Expected to Postpone Student Loan Payments Again and Forgive Many
President Joe Biden is expected to postpone student loan payments yet again and announce loan forgiveness for up to $10,000 ahead of August deadline.
When Does Credit Karma Update Your Credit Score?
You may looking for the latest free report on your credit score. At what time does Credit Karma update?
How to Take Advantage of a Recession by Planning Ahead
With many economists calling for a U.S. recession in 2022, can you take advantage of the next recession? Here's how to plan ahead.
How to Use Life Insurance While You’re Alive
You may be able to use your life insurance policy while you’re still alive if it has a cash value component.
Equifax Error Caused Inaccurate Credit Scores for Millions of Customers
Equifax sent inaccurate credit scores to millions of its customers earlier this year. What causes the inaccuracies? We'll explain the Equifax error.
Fraudulent Amazon Scam Calls Get More Creative
Amazon scam calls have been happening for years. What are the latest Amazon scam calls about?
What Missouri’s Tax-Free Weekend Includes
Missouri’s tax-free weekend offers relief from sales tax on various items, such as school supplies, but price limits apply.
Are Money Market Accounts Safe During a Recession?
As a likely recession looms, investors want to know where to keep their funds. Are money markets a safe choice amid a recession? Here's what we know.
Is My Money Safe on Robinhood? Concerns After Layoff Announcement
After Robinhood announced it was laying off 23 percent of its staff, users want to know if their money is safe with the investing platform.
Georgia Allows Claiming an Unborn Child on State Taxes
Georgia (GA) allows claiming an unborn child as a dependent on state taxes. An expectant parent or parents claim a deduction of $3,000.
Biggest Crypto Scams Operated on Simple Ideas, Cost Investors Billions
The biggest crypto scams operated on simple ideas but cost unsuspecting investors billions of dollars. What are some of the biggest crypto scams?
Who Gets New Mexico’s Final Stimulus Checks in 2022?
New Mexico’s final stimulus checks are beginning to go out as the state tries to help low-income residents cope with inflation.
Who Gets Illinois’s Property Tax Rebate, and How To Claim It
The Illinois property tax rebate program gives households making up to $500,000 up to $300 in relief.
FedLoan Transfers Many Federal Loan Clients to Nelnet, Company Is Legit
Many people have been getting emails from a company called Nelnet saying that they have a new loan service provider. Is Nelnet a legit loan service provider?
These States Let You Stay Anonymous When You Win the Lottery
In anonymous lottery states, you have the option to hide your identity if you’re concerned about your security and privacy.
Tennessee’s Month-Long Grocery Tax Holiday Begins — What's Exempt?
Tennessee is offering a tax-free food for a month to help its residents tide over amid surging inflation. What food is exempt during tax-free food month?
Michigan’s Retirement Tax Repeal: Governor Whitmer Pushes Agenda
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) wants to repeal retirement taxes. What’s coming for the state’s senior citizens? We'll explain everything.
Schumer-Manchin Agreement Would Narrow Carried Interest Tax Loophole
Wealthy hedge fund managers shouldn’t be paying a lower tax rate than their employees. We'll explain the carried interest tax loophole further.
What Happens If No One Claims the Mega Millions Jackpot?
There is still no word on who won the almost $1.34 billion Mega Millions jackpot. What happens if no one claims the Mega Millions?
What Happens When You Overpay a Credit Card?
Paying off your credit card debt in full means you can avoid interest fees. But what happens when you overpay a credit card bill?
Don’t Let the 5th Stimulus Check Talks Confuse You
Recession worries have many Americans hoping for more assistance from the government. Will there be fourth and fifth stimulus checks in 2022?