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As California stimulus checks of up to $1,050 start to go out, here's what you need to know
Tags State budgets Social issues US Economy
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As more consumers go cashless, here's why you may still want to have some money handy
Tags Income disparity Personal spending Wages and salaries
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Despite inflation worries, Americans are less likely to cancel Amazon Prime, Netflix than cut spending on food
Tags Amazon/com Inc Inflation Video renting and streaming services
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Biden's student loan forgiveness plan will cost $379 billion over 30 years, Education Department estimates
Tags Fiscal policy Debt Inflation
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Here's why protecting Social Security may be a consensus issue for key group of women voters in the midterm elections
Tags Retirement planning Legislation Social Security
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Starbucks is helping to cover the cost of fertility treatment for part-time employees
Tags Family gatherings Personal saving Student finances
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Parents who missed out on the child tax credit of up to $3,600 have until Nov. 15 to claim it using a simple tool
Tags Personal Income Investor Toolkit Personal saving
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Dishonesty around money could be a relationship killer, couples say. Here's what successful partners do differently
Tags Personal saving Human rights and civil liberties Relationships
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As Biden vows to 'protect' Social Security, here's what we know about the future of benefits
Tags Personal finance Family finances Retirement
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New retirees will face financial surprises. Advisors share how to stay ahead of those shocks
Tags Retiree finances 401(k) plans Social issues
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Even as expanded child tax credit helped millions out of poverty, some still haven’t accessed funds
Tags Social issues Income disparity Personal Finance
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Savings rates climb to levels not seen since 2009. Here's how to get the best return on your money
Tags Certificates of deposit Personal spending Financial planning
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56% of Americans think the U.S. is already in a recession. These 4 steps can help protect your finances in a downturn
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Tags Personal debt Personal investing Personal income
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As 62% of workers cut back on savings amid concerns about the economy, employers emphasize financial wellness
Tags Personal debt Employee benefits Recessions and depressions
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Public servants like teachers and police often get reduced Social Security. Congress is weighing a bill that could change that
Tags Social Security Legislation Policy
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California lawmakers call on Congress to pass bill to shore up Social Security
Tags Politics Retiree finances Social issues
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67% of pandemic 'boomerang kids' are still living with mom and dad
Tags Student Loans US: News Investing
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Bank of America launches zero down payment mortgages to help minorities buy their first homes — here's who can apply
Tags Mortgages Family finances Real estate
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64% of consumers are worried about 'shrinkflation.' What it is and how to watch for it while shopping
Tags Student finances Personal saving Consumer spending
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Mortgage denial rate for Black borrowers is twice that of overall population, report finds
Tags Racism Social issues Mortgages
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The modern family: 18% of Americans live in multi-generational households. For this N.J. family, it was ‘a lifesaver’ during the pandemic
Tags US: News Investing Inflation
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Lawmakers call for safety upgrades as people face long lines ‘outside in the heat for hours’ at Social Security offices
Tags Social Security Government Agencies Personal debt
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House Democrats call for action on Social Security reform. What that could mean for your benefits
Tags Retirement planning Legislation Social Security
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Addressing Social Security's funding woes will take political compromise, Biden nominee to advisory board says
Tags Family finances Retirement Financial planning
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Retirees on Social Security could see monthly benefit rise average $159 in 2023 due to inflation, estimate finds
Tags Retirement planning Medicare Social Security
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1 in 5 insulin users on Medicare has ‘catastrophic’ drug spending, Yale finds. The Inflation Reduction Act may help
Tags Individual health insurance Congress Pharmaceuticals
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If you're 'unretiring' and collecting Social Security, here's what to know before heading back to work
Tickers JOBS
Tags Family finances Personal finance Personal Finance
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Retirees may be focusing on the wrong risks to financial security, due to 'exaggerated assessments of market volatility'
Tags Personal loans Markets Retiree finances
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Parents are spending a lot more on back-to-school shopping, even if it means going into debt
Tags Debt Internet Retail Student finances
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Americans are anxious about a recession as inflation cuts into their spending power
Tags Recessions and depressions Personal debt Prices
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