Latest articles by Erin Bendig
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What the Fed's Latest Move Means for Your Savings
At the latest policy-setting meeting, the Fed held interest rates steady. Here's what that means for savings rates.
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What Is a High-Yield Savings Account?
A high-yield savings account is essentially the same as a traditional account with one key difference — it pays a higher than average APY on deposits.
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Six Unique Airbnbs To Stay In: Treehouses, UFOs & More
Check out these six unique Airbnbs you can stay in for a truly unusual experience.
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How Much Umbrella Insurance Do I Need?
umbrella insurance Having too much liability insurance is better than having too little. Use our calculator to determine how much umbrella insurance is right for you.
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What to Know About TSA PreCheck Before a Busy Travel Season
Consider signing up for TSA PreCheck to avoid long lines at the airport this summer and during the busiest travel seasons.
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What Credit Cards Have No Foreign Transaction Fee?
Save cash by avoiding foreign transaction fees on your upcoming travels. Here are choice credit cards with no foreign transaction fee.
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What You Should Leave Out of Your Will, According to Experts
Are you unclear about what you should leave out of your will when estate planning? Legal experts share the seven items to exclude.
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Will a New Home Seller Rule Drive Down Florida Home Prices Even Further?
Home sellers in Florida will now have to disclose information about a property’s flood history to prospective buyers.
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Heat Pump vs Air Conditioner: Which is Cheaper to Keep Your Home Cool?
Heat pump vs. air conditioner: which is a better option? As electricity costs surge amid what is expected to be one of the hottest summers on record, what can you do to cool off?
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Mental Health and Money Problems: How to Take Care of Both
Are your finances causing depression and anxiety? Experts share how you can take care of both your mental health and money problems.
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Half of Americans Don't Know What a 529 Plan Is. Are You Missing Out?
Despite the rising cost of college, half of Americans don't know what a 529 plan is, missing out on the chance to take advantage of this valuable savings tool.
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What Types of Car Insurance Do You Need?
These are the most common types of car insurance, which can help you cover expenses, including medical bills and repairs, in the case of an accident.
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States With the Highest and Lowest Earning College Graduates
States With the Highest and Lowest Earning College Graduates
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Credit Score vs Credit Report: What's the Difference?
Credit score vs credit report: What's the difference? Here's what you need to know.
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What Is a Triple Net Lease?
What Is a Triple Net Lease?
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Which of These Savings Accounts Should You Be Using?
Money market accounts and CDs have a few key differences. Here's how they differ and when you should should one over the other.
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Why Treasury Bills Are a Good Bet
Treasury bills, or T-bills, are short-term debt obligations backed by the U.S. Treasury Department, and even with rising rates for savings accounts, they're a good idea.
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The Different Types of Life Insurance
Life insurance can financially protect your loved ones after you pass away.
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Key Things To Know About Travel Medical Insurance
Travel medical insurance can help you pay for emergency medical expenses that arise when you’re on a trip, so you won't have to pay medical costs upfront.
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What is the 80% Rule in Homeowners Insurance?
The 80% rule in homeowners insurance says to receive full coverage, homeowners must have coverage costing at least 80% of their home’s total replacement cost value.
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Social Security Expands Access To SSI Benefits
Social Security just expanded access to Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits and reduced the administrative burden for low-income households.
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Eight Ways Seniors Can Save on Car Insurance
Auto insurance premiums get more expensive for seniors at age 75. With rates already high in many states, finding ways to save can be crucial, and many insurers offer discounts.
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Latest Social Security COLA Forecast a Setback for Retirees
Social Security COLA forecast adjusted to 2.6% in 2025. That's bad news for retirees still struggling to keep up with inflation.
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Credit Cards vs. Charge Cards: What Are The Differences?
All you need to know about credit cards vs charge cards — differences, pros and cons.
