What’s It Cost to Fill Up an EV?
Would you like to pay $2 a gallon — or a lot less — for gas? If you drove an electric car, that’s the equivalent of what you would pay…
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Car Theft Is Up, and Your Insurance May Cover Less Than You Think
If they can’t steal your whole car, they may target some valuable parts.
This New Tool Lets You Check the Vaccination Rate at Your Loved One’s Nursing Home
More than 30% of nursing home staff remained unvaxxed as of the end of August.
Frustrated House Hunters Are Giving up on Buying Only to Face an Expensive Rental Market
Tired of bidding wars, rising prices and dwindling options house hunters are bowing out of the purchase market, opting to rent instead.
How to Bounce Back From a Credit Card Mistake
Credit card mistakes happen to even the most seasoned card users. They can be costly, but they're not irreversible. Here are ways to fix and prevent errors.
PayPal Is Launching a High-Yield Savings Account
The new PayPal Savings account is expected to have a 0.40% APY.
Mortgage Rates Are On The Rise Today | September 22, 2021
The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage increased to 3.251% today.
Should You Be Stashing Retirement Savings in a Bank Account?
That's a decision you don't want to make lightly.
Can You Lose Your Social Security Over Delinquent Debt?
Here's what you need to know to protect your Social Security from creditors.
How Heavily Should You Rely on Social Security?
Will Social Security really pay all of your bills in retirement? Here's what you need to know.
This Aston Martin for children might cost more than your real car
For kids interested in practicing their spycraft, Aston Martin is offering the perfect tool. It's a battery-powered Aston Martin DB5, small enough for children to drive, and complete with various James Bond-style gadgets one could use to evade capture. It even goes pretty fast.
Paying Your Rent on Time Can Now Help You Qualify for a Mortgage
A change from Fannie Mae means more mortgage lenders will consider rental payment history when deciding whether to make loan.
The Freelancing Boom May Change How You Buy Life Insurance
Younger generations seem to have a knack for disrupting the status quo, and life insurance may be next on the list. As Generation Z and millennial workers challenge the concept…
Netflix Is Testing a Free Streaming Plan — But It’s Not for U.S. Customers
Unlike some competitors, Netflix doesn’t offer discounted subscriptions with ads.
Instacart Boycott: Workers Want You to Delete the App Until They Get Better Pay and Benefits
Instacart’s gig workers are asking for an improved pay structure and occupational death benefits.
Some Homeowners Are Wishing They Never Agreed to Sell
You’ve heard of buyer’s remorse. Now, the allure of high prices is leading to hasty deals — and regretful sellers.
Fall Could Bring House Hunters Relief From More Than Just the Heat
Typically, home sales slow and prices drop in the fall. That didn’t happen in 2020, but there are signs of a return to seasonality in 2021.
Mortgage Rates Tick Lower Today | September 21, 2021
The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is down to 3.244% today.
Mortgage Rates Tick Lower Today | September 21, 2020
The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage is down to 3.244% today.
Are You Eligible for the $3,895 Max Social Security Benefit?
Here's how to determine whether you'll receive the maximum benefit amount.
3 Ways to Invest in Meme Stocks Safely
If you're going to put money into meme stocks, here's how to go about it.
Investing in the Stock Market? 3 Steps to Double Your Money
You can earn more than you may think by investing in the stock market.
This Is the No. 1 Reason I'm Planning to Claim Social Security at 62
It's not because I want to retire early.
Will Saving in an IRA Alone Shortchange You in Retirement?
No 401(k)? Here's what you need to know about your retirement prospects.
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