CNBC • 2nd April 2025

The White House is banning paper checks: Here's what that means for tax refunds and Social Security

Agencies are being told to stop issuing physical checks for all disbursements — including tax refunds, Social Security payouts and veteran benefits — by September 2025.

CNBC • 19th March 2025

5 smart ways to spend your tax refund

So far this tax season, the IRS has returned over $145 billion. How are you spending your return?

CNBC • 18th March 2025

There's only days left to claim your $1,400 government stimulus check

Are you one of the million-plus Americans who never received the Recovery Rebate Credit?

CNBC • 12th March 2025

5 ways seniors can tackle credit card debt

Nearly half of older Americans have more than $5,000 credit card debt and almost a third owe upwards of $10,000.

NBC News • 4th February 2025

How shopping LGBTQ-owned brands supports the Queer community

“Queer entrepreneurs are going to look at the world differently because the world is not always a safe place for us. Increased exposure ... can mean new allies, not just new customers.”

CNET • 25th December 2024

7 Tips For Making Your Move More Sustainable

From decluttering your house to buying environmentally safe packing supplies, here's how to green your move.

CNET Money • 13th June 2023

What Are NSF Fees and Why Do Banks Charge Them?

A growing number of banks are limiting these fees, or doing away with them altogether. But what are they?

CNET Money • 19th March 2025

What Are Nonsufficient Funds (NSF) Fees and Why Do Banks Charge Them?

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau had been pushing banks to do away with NSF fees

CNBC • 3rd September 2020

How to choose the right high-yield savings account

Even with changes to the Fed funds rate, HYSAs offer a generous return.

CNBC • 18th March 2025

How to deduct student loan interest from your taxes

Student loan interest is tax deductible up to $2,500, whether you have federal or private loans.

CNBC • 2nd February 2025

Is travel insurance worth it?

Find out what travel insurance covers, how much it costs and if it's the right choice for you.

CNET Money • 22nd June 2023

Credit Unions and Banks: What’s the Difference?

They offer many of the same products and services, but there are some key differences.

CNBC • 3rd January 2025

CNBC Select: The Best Tax Software

We compare the top online tax-prep companies on cost, offerings and more.

CNBC • 18th September 2024

What the Fed rate cut means for mortgages, loans and credit cards

After over a year of keeping the federal funds rate steady, the Fed cut 50 basis points.

CNET • 12th September 2024

How to Qualify for the $7,500 EV Tax Credit

Lease your EV? You're probably eligible for this tax break.

CNBC • 3rd September 2024

What is a USDA loan and am I eligible?

House hunters in rural and suburban areas could qualify for this zero-down payment mortgage with no PMI.

CNBC • 30th August 2024

CNBC Select: Rocket Mortgage review

Low down payment options and speedy closings from one of the largest lenders in the U.S.

CNBC • 10th April 2024

Can I pay my mortgage with a credit card?

Third-party payment platforms will make a payment to a lender on your behalf, but there are some drawbacks

CNET • 7th February 2024

Don't Get Audited: Avoid These 6 Common Tax Mistakes

The IRS has added staff and technology to catch mistakes. Here's how to keep off its "naughty" list.

Architectural Digest • 5th February 2024

“Instant Homes” Are Real Estate’s Next Big Thing

These days, the trend is toward selling residences fully furnished, right down to the Frette sheets and Lavazza espresso maker.