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In Your 20s? Saving Even a Little Bit for Retirement Now Could be a Huge Help
Even saving a little bit of money for retirement now could have a huge benefit down the line thanks to compound interest. In our weekly Making Money Moves segment, Chris Davis from Nerdwallet breaks down some considerations for your financial future.
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More Financial Education Would Have Helped People Better Manage Their Money in the Pandemic
Having more personal finance education in school would have helped people better manage their finances during the pandemic, a study finds.
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Women Are More Financially Stressed Than Ever. Here's How to Overcome It
Thanks to the Covid pandemic, 79% of women report feeling weighed down by money and stress, according to a new survey.
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The Pandemic Forced Americans to Face Unprecedented Financial Dilemmas. Here's How Advisors Have Stepped in to Help
Pro bono financial advice can give people access to professional guidance they wouldn’t otherwise receive. During Covid-19, it has been a life saver for some.
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New Stimulus Proposals Look Like a Guaranteed Income Experiment. Early Results Show Whether It Will Work
The Covid-19 pandemic has raised new questions about how much financial support the government should give Americans. Some experiments may help provide answers.
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5 Tips for Younger Investors Looking to Avoid Major Financial Pitfalls
A rally for GameStop stock started by members of Reddit thread WallStreetBets revealed something about the financial literacy of young America. Many experienced investors made thousands from the random volatility, but many inexperienced investors followed the hype and lost big.
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Social Security Scammers Swindled $45 Million From People Last Year. Here's How to Avoid Becoming a Victim
Persistent robo calls are a nuisance for many people. But falling for these schemes can result in big financial losses. Here are tips on what to watch out for.
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Ariel's John Rogers: Here's What Companies Can Do to Help Close the Racial Wealth Gap
Ariel’s John Rogers told CNBC retirement savings plans are one place companies can look to start improving the racial wealth gap in the U.S.
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How Soon New $1,400 Stimulus Checks and Other Coronavirus Relief Could Arrive
Eligibility for proposed $1,400 stimulus checks has become a sticking point on Capitol Hill. Here’s when those payments and other aid could be authorized.
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Everyone Should File Taxes This Year Due to Covid. It Could Get You More Financial Relief
It’s especially important for Americans to file a tax return this year, regardless of income, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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‘Black-ish' Star Anthony Anderson Said He Cut Off His Kids For Their Own Good
Tough love or smart parenting? “Black-ish” star Anthony Anderson said he’s already cut two of his children off from his bank account, letting them know that while his love for them may be endless, his dollars have a limit.
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Five Tips for Getting Your Financial House in Order for 2021
With the New Year less than two weeks away it’s time to start planning your budget pivot. Here are a few tried and true strategies for getting your financial house in order for 2021.
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Bitcoin Just Hit $20,000 for the First Time Ever. Should You Invest?
Bitcoin has surged more than 180% year to date. Still, financial advisors are wary of the asset.
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How Did You Do on Financial Goals for 2020? Here's What to Do for a Better 2021
This year was hard for many due to the coronavirus pandemic. Here’s what financial planners say to do for a better 2021.
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A Little Goes a Long Way: Just $100 in Savings Can Help Families Stay Afloat
Families with more than $100 in savings are better able to avoid high-cost borrowing, keep utilities on and are more financially satisfied than those with less.
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People Do Crazy Things With Money. Avoiding These Blind Spots Can Help Prevent Future Regrets
The highest dividend money can pay is independence, says Morgan Housel, author of “The Psychology of Money.” Certain habits can get in the way of that.
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A Stanford Alum Mentored by Tim Cook Wants to Redefine Education, Tweet by Tweet
Sahil Bloom was raised by a Harvard econ professor and counts Apple CEO Tim Cook as a mentor. The Stanford alum is disrupting financial education, on Twitter.
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Counselor, Planner Or Coach? How to Find the Right Financial Professional for You
People giving professional financial advice go by many names, some signal training, registrations and ethics, and some don’t.
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Lawmakers Continue to Wrestle. Will the Next Covid Relief Bill Contain $600 Or $1,200 Stimulus Checks?
There’s a new push for second stimulus checks, only this time they could be lowered to $600 from $1,200. Here’s how long Americans may wait for the money.
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Would You Be Willing to Get a Covid Vaccine in Exchange for a $1,500 Stimulus Check? How One Bold Proposal Would Work
Americans want more stimulus checks. The government wants them to get Covid-19 vaccinations. One former politician has a plan that aims to please both.