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State Tax Rebates 2022: See Which States Are Mailing Payments Next
Which tax rebates and stimulus checks are coming in August and September?
Whether This Is a Recession or Not, Protect Your Finances Now. Here's How
Help safeguard your finances ahead of more challenging times.
GameStop Stock Splits on Thursday: What Investors Should Know
If you buy shares before market close today, they will be eligible for the split.
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Looking for Cheaper Gas Prices? Try One of These Membership Programs First
Prices at the pumps are a little scary right now, but here's how you can make fuel a little more affordable.
Best Business Card Printing Deals: Free Sample Packs, 25% Off Orders and More
With things opening back up for in-person transactions, it's time to polish up your business cards with updated info and a fresh look. Here's how to do it for less.
Our Favorite Amazon Shopping Tip: The 'Secret' Online Store With Major Discounts
This shopping hack can help you save up to 70% or more on Amazon, even if you don't have a Prime membership.
Save an extra 5% at over 150 stores with the Slide cash-back app
It's like free money. This new twist on the old cash-back model can yield added savings on many purchases.
I tried these TikTok money-saving tips. Here's what happened
There's some useful advice floating around TikTok, but also some shady practices.
Credit Cards
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Best Credit Card Welcome Bonuses for August 2022
Most welcome bonuses require you to meet a spending threshold to unlock them.
This Trick Helps Make Sure That Free Trial Really Ends Up Being Free
If you're not using a prepaid debit card or virtual card when you sign up for a free trial, it could cost you.
Best Airline Credit Cards in August 2022
Delta, American Airlines, United, Southwest and other airlines offer their own credit cards.
Chase Sapphire Preferred Card vs. Chase Sapphire Reserve: Which Is Better?
These travel credit cards have a several hundred dollar difference between their price tags, but for good reason.
Best Credit Cards With No Annual Fee in August 2022
These cards offer rewards, welcome bonuses and introductory APRs without charging you an annual fee.
Mortgages
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Today's Mortgage Rates for Aug. 9, 2022: Rates Go Up
Today a handful of major mortgage rates ticked up. If you're shopping for a mortgage, see how your payments might be affected by inflation.
Mortgage Interest Rates for Aug. 12, 2022: Rates Increased
Today a handful of important mortgage rates climbed higher. If you're shopping for a home loan, see how your payments might be affected by inflation.
Mortgage Refinance Rates on Aug. 12, 2022: Rates Move Up
Multiple important refinance rates moved higher today. Though refinance rates change daily, experts expect rates to climb this year.
Homeowners Seek HELOC Loans to Unlock Equity, As the Fed Hikes Interest Rates
With refinancing becoming increasingly expensive, some experts think 2022 could be a record year for HELOCs.
Current Mortgage Rates for April 22, 2022: Rates Move Higher
Today some important mortgage rates inched up. If you're shopping for a home loan, see how your payments might be affected.
Insurance
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Natural disaster insurance: How to protect your home from hurricanes, wildfires and more
Homeowners insurance often doesn't cover damages from natural disasters, but flood, windstorm and other insurance policies can.
7 Ways To Save Money on Car Insurance As Inflation Soars
As gas prices and insurance premiums go up, here are some steps you can take to lower your car insurance bill.
How Much Car Insurance Coverage Do You Really Need?
A robust policy is essential to protect you financially.
You Could Be Saving Hundreds on Your Homeowner's Insurance. Here's How
Want to lower your home insurance bill? Here are seven ways to do it.
Best Life Insurance Companies for August 2022
How should you choose a life insurance policy? We break it all down and give you some of our top picks.
Loans
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3 Signs the Student Loan Payment Pause Could Be Extended Into 2023
The student loan payment pause ends Aug. 31, and the White House will need to announce if there will be an extension before then.
This Waiver May Be Your Ticket to Student Loan Forgiveness. But You Need to Act Soon
The Oct. 31 deadline to apply for public service loan forgiveness is just around the corner.
Student Loan Debt Forgiveness: Who's Received the $25B in Loan Cancellations So Far?
There's still no decision from President Biden on widespread student loan forgiveness, but millions of Americans have already received debt relief.
Biden administration rolls out 'final extension' on student loan repayment pause
The pause now ends Jan. 31, 2022.
Buying a Home or Refinancing? Here's How to Find the Right Home Loan
Whether you're actively looking, just browsing or considering refinancing, understanding the different types of home loans is a crucial first step.
Cryptocurrency
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Blockchain-Backed Aid Groups Could Be the Future of Philanthropy
Impact DAOs like Gitcoin aim to correct what they see as the institutional underfunding of public initiatives and causes.
Crypto's Carbon Footprint Is About to Shrink
Ethereum, the blockchain behind the second-biggest cryptocurrency in the world, may soon reduce its carboon footprint by over 99%.
Crypto Exchange Coinbase Reports $1.1B Loss
Coinbase suffers a net loss of $1.094 billion in the second quarter, a year after reporting a profit of $1.6 billion in the same quarter.
Someone Stole Cameo CEO's Bored Ape NFT and Sold It for $130,000
Cameo co-founder Steven Galanis said his Apple iCloud was compromised, leading to a big loss.
Holding Bitcoin? Here's How to Keep Your Crypto Safe
Everything you need to know about hot wallets, cold storage and seed phrases.
Banking
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Whether This Is a Recession or Not, Protect Your Finances Now. Here's How
Help safeguard your finances ahead of more challenging times.
Are We in a Recession? Here's What You Should Know About Layoffs, Debt and Investing
Here's a little advice to keep in mind during a shaky economy.
Inflation Dips to 8.5%, but Prices Still Sky High. Here's Where the Economy May Be Headed
Have we passed inflation's peak?
Will Fed Continue to Push Interest Rates Up? Here's What the Latest Inflation Stats Tell Us
The Fed may modify its strategy if it thinks we've seen inflation's peak.
Zelle Scams: Protect Yourself to Stop Thieves in Their Tracks
Criminals are targeting instant-payment services like Zelle, using phishing attacks and social engineering. Learn how to avoid getting scammed.
Investing
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Tesla Will Be the Latest Big Company to Split Its Stock
Tesla will complete its 3-for-1 stock split Aug. 24, after Google and GameStop underwent stock splits in July.
Tesla Stock Split to Occur Aug. 24 After Shareholders Approve Plan
Shares will trade at the split-adjusted price the day after the 3-for-1 stock split.
Investing Is Tricky in a Bear Market: 5 Tips to Help New Investors Get Started
A smart investment strategy can help you hedge against inflation and secure your future.
Best Robo-Advisors for Investing for August 2022
Free up your time by letting robo-advisors invest for you.
GameStop Stock Splits on Thursday: What Investors Should Know
If you buy shares before market close today, they will be eligible for the split.
Taxes
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State Tax Rebates 2022: See Which States Are Mailing Payments Next
Which tax rebates and stimulus checks are coming in August and September?
Child Tax Credit 2022: Could You Be Eligible for $750 From Your State?
More than a dozen states are sending additional child tax credit money to parents. See how much you could qualify for if you live in one of these states.
Sales Tax Holidays: These 3 States Are Pausing or Reducing Sales Tax This Weekend
This tax event applies to items like back-to-school supplies, electronics, clothing and more.
California's Middle-Class Tax Refund: Do You Qualify for a Check?
Some 23 million taxpayers are eligible for up to $1,050 in inflation relief payments.
Earning Money Through PayPal or Venmo? You May Owe the IRS Money Next Year
If you make more than $600 through digital payment apps in 2022, it will be reported to the IRS.
