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Depending on your income, the credits or deductions you use and where you live, you could still face a higher tax bill after getting married.
Retirees got the biggest boost to their benefits in years in 2019, yet the latest data points to a much lower — if any — increase in 2020 if current trends continue.
A number of government-funded rental assistance programs are in jeopardy as the longest shutdown in U.S. history wears on.
Planning for what happens to your assets upon your death helps ensure that your children end up inheriting what you want them to have.
Long sentences and complex language make most bank websites unreadable for the typical customer, according to a new report.
There are fewer women in finance — and one advisor wants to change that.
If you were short on your 2018 tax withholding, the IRS might let you slide on the penalty. What you should know.
Put down the college brochures and pick up your calculators. Here's what you and your child should know about borrowing for higher education.
Non-government small businesses are feeling the effects from the federal shutdown. If you're a business owner, these financial moves could help you gain some hort-term flexibility.
The IRS is summoning some of its furloughed employees back to work as tax season approaches. Here's why it won't necessarily make your filing season less painful.
A new report by International Living, a guide to retirement abroad, ranks destinations to spend your later decades by their weather. The destinations at the top of the list include steamy beaches as well as cooler highlands.
The clock is ticking down toward the start of tax season, and accountants are warning that it could be messy. Here's your cheat sheet to help you simplify the process.
Many consumers way underestimate what they spend on subscription services.
More and more adults are turning away from cold, hard cash.
Furloughed workers and consumers worried about shutdown-related refund delays may find it tempting to use so-called refund anticipation loans. Consumer advocates say they should still be a loan of last resort.
When it comes to weathering any financial hardship, the secret to success comes down to two tools: budgeting and borrowing.
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