I'd cancel Disney Plus, Hulu and HBO Max in December — here's why By Henry T. Casey published 1 December 22 Looking to save money on your streaming service bills? We do a deep dive into which ones you should cancel. Here's what we recommend you cancel in December 2022.
PayPal friends and family — how does it work? By Alan Martin , Erin Bendig last updated 30 November 22 PayPal friends and family is designed for payments between known contacts. Here's how it works.
How to use Alexa to lower your electricity bill By Kate Kozuch published 21 November 22 Here's how to use Alexa to lower your electricity bill by incorporating Alexa Routines and Alexa Hunches with your smart home devices.
I used this app for two weeks and made money just by walking my dog By Jane McGuire published 5 November 22 I downloaded the WeWard app and earned money just by walking the dog - here's how it works.
New student loan rules will reduce the cost for borrowers — what you need to know By Erin Bendig published 2 November 22 On Monday, the Education Department made adjustments to its student loan programs, and these new rules will reduce the amount many borrowers will owe.
5 tips to save on holiday travel in 2022 By Erin Bendig published 2 November 22 These 5 tips will help you save on holiday travel.
I would cancel HBO Max and Hulu this month — here's why By Henry T. Casey last updated 1 November 22 Looking to save money on your streaming service bills? We do a deep dive into which ones you should cancel
Mortgage rates soared past 7% this week — here's what it means for you By Erin Bendig published 30 October 22 On Thursday, mortgage rates soared to 7.08%, the highest level they’ve reached since 2002. Here's what buyers need to know.
How much should you spend on rent? By Erin Bendig published 28 October 22 Find out how much you should be spending on rent each month.
Second round of California stimulus checks go out this week — will you get paid? By Erin Bendig published 27 October 22 Check to see if you're eligible to receive the next round of California's stimulus checks
When should you spend money from your emergency fund? By Erin Bendig published 25 October 22 Building an emergency fund is one of the most important steps in achieving financial security. Here's when you should actually spend from it.
Why your energy bill is so high — and how you can save money By Sarah Sharkey last updated 22 October 22 Energy prices decreased in July, but prices are still higher than this time last year. Here's everything you need to know.
4 ways a smart thermostat can lower your energy bill By Katie Mortram published 22 October 22 Worried about your bills with the cost of energy on the rise? A smart thermostat can help — here’s how.
I only watched free TV services for a week — here’s what happened By Kelly Woo last updated 21 October 22 One of our staff ditched Netflix, Disney Plus and the rest of the paid streaming services for a whole week. This is her story.
New IRS rules could mean bigger paychecks for you in 2023 — here's how By Erin Bendig published 21 October 22 Adjustments to tax brackets and deductions could potentially put more money in your pocket next year.
You can claim missed tax credits and get more money until Nov. 15 — here's how By Erin Bendig published 20 October 22 You'll have until November 15 to claim missed tax credits. You may be eligible to claim the Child Tax Credit, Earned Income Tax Credit, or a third stimulus payment.
FBI warns of surge in SIM-swapping attacks — how to protect yourself By Paul Wagenseil last updated 19 October 22 SIM-swapping attacks to steal phone numbers and linked online accounts grew 15-fold in 2021, the FBI warned.
5 ways to build credit from the ground up By Erin Bendig published 19 October 22 If you have poor or limited credit, these 5 tips will help you build it from the ground up.
Student Loan Forgiveness beta application — here’s what you need to know By Erin Bendig published 17 October 22 A beta version of the Student Loan Forgiveness program allows you to apply early.
The FAFSA should be completed as soon as possible — here’s how to fill out yours By Erin Bendig published 17 October 22 The earlier you submit your FAFSA, the more likely you are to receive aid
Apple Card just got a big perk that will earn you money — here’s how By Erin Bendig published 14 October 22 Apple Card users will soon be able to maximize their Daily Cash rewards through high-yield savings account from Goldman Sachs.
Netflix plans, prices, original content and more By Kelly Woo published 13 October 22 Learn all about Netflix plans, prices, original content, library content and streaming video quality.
Free weekly credit reports just extended through 2023 — what you need to know By Erin Bendig published 13 October 22 Equifax, TransUnion, and Experian, the three major credit bureaus, have announced that free weekly credit reports will be available through 2023.
How to make your dishwasher last longer and need fewer repairs By Katie Mortram last updated 12 October 22 Worried your dishwasher might be on its way out? Here’s how you can help extend its lifespan and make it last longer.
7 dishwasher tips that can save you money By Katie Mortram last updated 12 October 22 The dishwasher doesn’t need to cost an arm and a leg to run — here are 7 ways you can save money with your dishwasher.
Inflation hurting your budget? 5 ways you can save despite rising costs By Erin Bendig last updated 8 October 22 Save money despite inflation by using these strategies.
4 essential tips to avoid financial stress this holiday season By Erin Bendig last updated 8 October 22 Here's how you can save money this holiday season and avoid overspending.
Inflation-relief checks go to California residents this week — what to know By Erin Bendig last updated 8 October 22 If you live in California, you could receive an inflation-relief check as early as this Friday. Check to see who qualifies.
High-yield savings account — what it is and how to open one By Erin Bendig published 8 October 22 High yield savings accounts are similar to traditional savings accounts, except they pay a higher than average APY on deposits, helping you best save for the future.
Student Loan Forgiveness has been scaled back — will you be affected? By Erin Bendig published 7 October 22 Borrowers who took out privately owned federal student loans will not be eligible for forgiveness unless their loans were consolidated by Sep 29.
