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Divorce means splitting up the credit cards you shared. Here's how to go about it. → Read More
Before the pandemic, entrepreneurs Liz Eddy and Alyssa Ruderman had trouble getting venture capitalists to invest in their end-of-life planning app Lantern → Read More
We can take a few steps to reclaim small but significant chunks of privacy. → Read More
Before the pandemic, entrepreneurs Liz Eddy and Alyssa Ruderman had trouble getting venture capitalists to invest in their end-of-life planning app Lantern. Potential business partners were skeptic… → Read More
Estate planning is tricky because circumstances change. Get advice before setting up something irrevocable, such as a charitable remainder trust. → Read More
Here's a quick guide on how to set limits on location tracking and limit other data mining by changing a few settings in your phone and social media sites. → Read More
Homeowners of any age can exclude up to $250,000 each in capital gains on the sale of their primary residence, under certain conditions. → Read More
So much of our sensitive personal data is being tracked and sold that trying to protect our privacy can seem like a pointless exercise.We can disable the l → Read More
So much of our sensitive personal data is being tracked and sold that trying to protect our privacy can seem like a pointless exercise. → Read More
I thought I knew all about the information that consumer reporting agencies were collecting on me. Then I discovered The Work Number — a database tha → Read More
Options include delaying Social Security in favor of 401(k) distributions. But the key: Consult a financial planner and a tax pro before retiring. → Read More
There are multiple agencies collecting your data—everything from salary to medical information—and errors in these databases could cost you a job or a home. → Read More
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau maintains a list of consumer reporting agencies that’s currently 38 pages long. → Read More
A discount brokerage or a robo-advisory service could save you a lot of money. → Read More
If it ain’t broke, maybe you should fix it anyway.That’s the message consumer advocates and insurance experts want you to hear about your home → Read More
The Secure Act dramatically limited “stretch IRAs,” which allowed people to draw down an inherited IRA over their lifetimes. → Read More
Doing these three big tasks soon after you retire can go a long way toward helping your money and your health go the distance. → Read More
The IRS might penalize you if you haven't paid enough tax, even if you didn't know what your total capital gains or losses were until year's end. → Read More
After a working lifetime of alarm clocks and meetings, you might be looking forward to a lot more unstructured time once you retire. But taking care of one → Read More
The IRS is so understaffed and overwhelmed that even a tiny mistake could delay your refund for months. → Read More