Can You Deduct Losses From Your Roth IRA?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act severely restricted, or eliminated altogether, many previous personal itemized deductions. Here's what it meant for Roth IRA losses.
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Is Credit Card Protection Insurance Really Worth The Cost?
Most consumers likely know about credit card fraud protection; fewer, however, may know about the insurance that cards offer for times of financial hardship.
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Cars That Are Most Likely To Be Stolen
You can always expect certain cars to take the top spots on annual theft reports, but a new pattern emerged in 2022, most likely due to a social media trend.
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How Much Do Americans Think They Need To Retire Comfortably?
In 2021, one in six Americans, or ~55.6 million, were aged 65 or older, per Census Bureau data. This number is expected to surpass 80 million by 2040.
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What Will Happen To The Housing Market When The Boomers Begin To Die Out?
As Baby Boomers age further into retirement, what happens to their homes will play a significant role in the future housing market.
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The Average Price Of A Wedding Dress May Surprise You
Whether you buy a dress off-the-rack or have your bridal gown custom-made, the price of the dress will make up a relatively large part of your wedding budget.
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The Differences Between A Real Estate Agent, A Realtor, And A Broker Explained
When buying a home, doing homework beforehand can prove helpful. One place to start is understanding common real estate terms, like agent, broker, and Realtor.
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Are The Hertz My Car Subscription Perks Actually Worth The Price?
Car subscriptions began in 2010, but momentum in the market has grown in recent years. Rental car company Hertz has been offering its own, My Car, since 2019.
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The Most Popular Myths About Buying A Home
When starting the homebuying process, it's important to debunk persistent myths. Things change, and what you may have thought to be true may no longer be.
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This Is The Most Valuable Autograph Ever Sold
In 2018, a 1939 baseball with the signatures of 11 Hall of Famers sold for $623,369. The most valuable autograph ever sold, however, went for 15.7 times that.
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Is TurboTax Premium Actually Worth The Price?
TurboTax offers three different products for do-it-yourself filers. Here, we review the Premium tier for investors, the self-employed, and small business owner.
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Are Pandora Premium Perks Actually Worth The Price?
When Pandora officially launched in 2005, it was a big name in a new space: internet radio. Today, it's still going, operating under a freemium business model.
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5 Crucial Warning Signs That You're Heading Toward Bankruptcy
Hundreds of thousands of people file for bankruptcy each year. To help avoid this option, we spoke with money expert Alaina Fingal on what to watch out for.
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The Average Date In America Costs More For Some Than Others
A typical dinner and a movie these days can easily cost more than $100. But fortunately, research has found people a lot more open to less-expensive date ideas.
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Genius Money Tips All Married Couples Need To Know
CFP, CDFA, and author Regina McCann Hess shared with Money Digest money tips for married couples, addressing credit and debt, taxes, and opportunities.
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The Ultimate Guide To Investing In Silver
As with other precious metals, silver is considered a solid way to diversify a portfolio, as well as hedge against inflation. Here are the ways you can invest.
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A Financial Expert Explains Why Cruise Ship Retirement Isn't Actually Practical
With regard to the cruise ship retirement trend, we asked CFP Lawrence Sprung to help us break down the actual numbers and feasibility of retiring at sea.
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Are The Perks Of A Robinhood Gold Subscription Actually Worth The Price?
When Robinhood launched Robinhood Gold in 2016, it touted additional buying power and larger instant deposits. We take a look at some of the other perks today.
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UPDF: How This AI-Powered PDF Editor Is Advancing The Format
If you've found past PDF editors have fallen short of your needs and expectations, then there's a new editor on the block you may want to consider: UPDF.
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What Do Most Americans Do With Their Tax Refunds?
The average tax refund in 2023 was $3,167, and IRS data so far indicates a bump in 2024. As for how to spend those refunds, many Americans have the same idea.
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How Much Money Does The Average Person Spend In A Lifetime?
More than 50% (some say 60%) of Americans live paycheck to paycheck. Given this, it may be difficult to believe just how much a person spends in their lifetime.
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Is A BarkBox Subscription Really Worth The Price?
BarkBox has been delivering dog-toy subscription boxes to homes for over a decade now, and today faces more competition than ever. Here's a look at its pricing.
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Do Churches Ever Have To Pay Taxes?
When Congress passed the Tariff Act of 1894, churches were given official tax exemption from federal taxes. This said, there are a few exceptions to this rule.
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How Long Does It Take For A Doctor To Make Money?
To become a doctor, it takes significant investment in school and training. As a result, doctors don't realize their full earning potential for many years.
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What Is A 529 Plan?
Following the creation of Section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code in 1996, 529 plans took off across the states. There are two primary types of these plans.
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11 Types Of Loans That Will Keep You Poor Forever
Borrowing money is a pivotal part of modern society, but if you aren't careful, you could find yourself the victim of predatory lending.
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Can You Sell Your House Without A Realtor?
Selling a home is an involved process, but can you do so without a pro? That's really two questions: 1) is it legal to sell a home yourself and 2) should you.
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