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Here's How Magnets Actually Affect Your Credit Cards
And while we're at it, why you shouldn't keep your hotel key card next to your phone.
Why You Should Read a Home's Permit History Before You Buy It
That new house you’re about to buy could be a time bomb of shoddy, illegal work.
Create the Ultimate Spreadsheet for Your Taxes Now so You’re Ready for Next Year
Get organized now, so that next April is a breeze.
How to Make the Most of Your Tax Refund (Before You Blow It All)
While you're waiting for that refund to appear in your bank account, make a plan to make the most it.
You Can Borrow Money From Yourself With a 'Passbook Loan'
Yes, you can use your savings account money without losing it.
What ‘Bitcoin Halving’ Means (and Why It Matters)
The amount of bitcoin available is expected to cut in half on April 20, 2024.
How (and Why) to Get Your Home Ready to List One Year From Now
When it comes to selling a house, timing is everything.
The Best Things in Your House to Sell for Parts
Sometimes the old stuff you have lying around is worth more if you take it apart.
How to Avoid an Unpleasant Surprise on Your Property Taxes
While property taxes are unavoidable, unpleasant surprises are not.
How to Avoid Paying a Penalty If You Filed Your Taxes Late
A fine is coming your way, but you might be able to get out of paying it.
Do This by April 30 If You Want Loan Forgiveness This Year
Borrowers should consolidate their federal student loans by the end of April to qualify for loan forgiveness.
Seven Ways to Get Cheaper Event Tickets
You don't need to give Ticketmaster all your money.
How to Bid on Abandoned Storage Units (and Why You Might Want To)
Think of it like life's biggest "mystery box."
That Old Jar of Loose Change Might Be Worth More Than You Think
Sometimes your loose change is worth a little more than you realize.
The 10 Best Cities to Buy Your First Home, According to Zillow
Maybe you can find—and actually afford—a home in one of these cities.
Should You Use the 'Debt Avalanche' or 'Debt Snowball' Method to Pay Off Debt?
It's easy to feel paralyzed by your debts, but finding the right payment strategy will help.
The Best Retirement Accounts for People Who Are Self-Employed
Here's what to do when there's no employer-sponsored 401(k) plan to rely on.
A Second Job Might Not Be the Solution, Actually
When you’re struggling with your finances, a second job might seem like a no-brainer solution—but in practice, it doesn’t always help.
Yes, You Can Have Too Much Cash
Sure, cash is king—but have you heard of high-yield savings accounts?
Six Cheap (Or Free) Ways to Increase Your Home's Home Value
You don’t have to spend a fortune to increase your home value.