It usually happens in your accountant’s office or when meeting with your financial planner. As you review your 2019 W-2, it becomes clear that you are missing out on a key tax benefit: maxing out your Health Spending Account or HSA.… Continue Reading
April 17 (Reuters) – Some U.S. life insurers are deciding not to gamble on older Americans during the coronavirus crisis by temporarily suspending applications from certain age groups or imposing tougher requirements. Prudential Financial Inc, Lincoln National Corp and Protective… Continue Reading
The average credit card interest rate is 16.01%. The average APR on new credit card offers inched higher this week for the first time in nearly three months. Every week, CreditCards.com evaluates the APRs, annual fees and promotional terms of 100 U.S.… Continue Reading
NASA knows that it will have to work with foreign space agencies and private companies to establish human presence on the Moon. That’s why it has introduced a set of guidelines called the “Artemis Accords” for organizations who want to… Continue Reading
If you don’t want to wait for a paper check for your federal stimulus payment, you better get onto the IRS website — and quick. On Friday, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service announced a tight deadline of May 13 to… Continue Reading
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to disrupt the world, life insurance carriers are challenged by maintaining a profitable business. One looming fear for consumers is the cost of life insurance. Will it go up as insurance companies are anticipating more… Continue Reading
If you’re ready to open your first credit card or get a loan, one of the most important things a lender will check is your credit score. When you have a thin credit file or no credit at all, that… Continue Reading
Deep breath. I did something really stupid with some of the most important data in my life. And I don’t know how I did it. I took today’s basic security advice: use a password manager and then have it create… Continue Reading
Plummeting markets are making Roth IRAs more attractive, although not everyone can put money into these retirement accounts. Workers can save after-tax dollars in these individual retirement accounts, have them grow tax-free and then tap them free of taxes in… Continue Reading
The Consumer Federation of America and Center for Economic Justice say insurers aren’t doing enough. The Consumer Federation of America (CFA) and the Center for Economic Justice (CEJ) have recalculated their figures for insurers and say auto insurance rebates are… Continue Reading
