If Someone Insists on One of These 5 Ways to Pay, It’s Probably a Scam
Bank transfers, wire transfers, crypto, payment apps and gift cards: five ways scammers insist on being paid, and what the FTC and AARP advise doing instead.
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7 Money Moves Financial Planners Say to Avoid in the First Year of Retirement
From claiming Social Security too soon to paying high fees, financial planners name 7 money moves to avoid in the first year of retirement.
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7 Things Estate Attorneys Say Should Never Be Written Into a Will
Estate attorneys name seven things that do not belong in a will, from conditional gifts and dollar amounts to funeral wishes and crypto keys.
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4 Things Done With Coins and Cash That Break Federal Law
Altering coins, melting pennies, mutilating bank notes and structuring deposits: four coin and cash acts federal law covers, and the intent behind each.
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8 Things Credit Experts Say Never to Do With a Credit Card
Credit counselors and finance writers warn against skipping payments, maxing out, cash advances, tax and tuition charges and 4 other credit card mistakes.
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Millions of Americans Run Short Before the Month Ends, and These 7 Everyday Pressures Explain Why
A Credit One Bank survey finds 57% end the month short, and Gallup says 55% see finances worsening. Seven pressures, from groceries to housing, explain why.
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Millions Have Put Big Life Plans on Hold, and These 7 Everyday Pressures Are Behind It
Credit One found 79% of Gen Z delayed or dropped a major life plan. Seven cost pressures, from housing to retirement dates, sit behind the delays.
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