The Unexpected Value Of The $100,000 Bill Today
It's true the Bureau of Engraving & Printing once printed a $100,000 bill, the highest denomination ever issued. However, it's a bill you don't want to own.
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Do You Get Bail Money Back?
When it comes to getting bail money back, it depends; namely, on how the bail was posted and whether or not the defendant met all the conditions of release.
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How To Spot A Credit Card Skimmer Before It's Too Late
Though contactless payment is common today, there are still times when you'll need to insert your credit/debit card, which can leave you vulnerable to skimmers.
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5 Ways State Income Tax Might Catch You By Surprise In 2023
Don't be caught off guard on Tax Day. Here's why your tax liability (or tax refund) at the state level is what is; plus, what to watch for in future returns.
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Paying Off Your Student Loans This Way Could Save You Money
While repayment terms for a student loan are typically set at 10 years, it takes, on average, 20 years to pay the loan off. Here's how to save a bit as you do.
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Where You Can Get The Best Discounts If You're A Senior
Senior discounts abound across the United States, with programs often offering perks for customers as youthful as 55 years of age.
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The Big Mistake You Shouldn't Make With Your Tax Refund
The average tax refund issued by the IRS in 2023 was $2,903. Unfortunately, for some, receiving such a windfall could lead them to make a big financial mistake.
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13 Warning Signs Of Financial Infidelity You Shouldn't Ignore
Financial infidelity can be as harmful to a relationship as other forms of dishonesty, which makes transparency around money quite important.
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The Common 401(k) Mistake That Could Cost You A Fortune
Nearly 35% of working Americans have a 401(k)-style plan. Yet, many people make a common mistake, one that can cost them something truly valuable: free money.
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How Much Money Should You Tip Your Hairdresser?
While it's not required, tipping hair care professionals is fairly automatic for a majority of Americans. As for how much to tip, this is the industry standard.
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13 Things You're Paying Too Much For And Didn't Realize
It's no secret that life is getting more expensive, but there are many small hacks you can employ to keep routine costs at their minimum.
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What Really Happens If You Don't File Your Federal Income Taxes By The April Deadline?
If you can't file your return by the April tax deadline, expect the IRS to be in touch. However, what exactly happens will depend on if you owe taxes or not.
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What Should You Do If You Lose A Check?
If you lose a check, the steps you take will depend on whether you wrote the check or received it. For either case, communication and swift action are key.
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14 Little-Known Credit Cards Perks You Should Be Taking Advantage Of
Credit cards are valuable for more than just point-of-purchase power. Used correctly, that can earn you everything from free travel to nights out.
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Why Selling Your House On Your Own Could End Up Costing You
While selling your home yourself can save you on commissions, it could cost you in other areas. Before you list your FSBO, consider the potential pitfalls.
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Dave Ramsey Says You Should Have This Much Money In Your Savings Account
Dave Ramsey says, "Every savings dollar has to have a job, a mission, an assignment." And for every person, it'll be different, but here's where you can start.
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What Does It Mean To Wire Someone Money?
Wiring someone money is to transfer funds to them electronically. But did you know the first wire was sent some 150 years ago? In 1871, by Western Union.
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These Little-Known Credit Card Perks Can Save You Money On Travel
If you don't travel often, you might not know about some of the credit card perks (beyond points and miles) that could save you money, time, and frustration.
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What Is A Budget Deficit?
A budget deficit sounds negative, but there's more to it than that, as there are potential pros. One key is if it's a short-term situation or a sustained one.
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Do You Pay Taxes On Social Security Income?
When it comes to paying federal taxes on Social Security income, it depends on your combined income and whether or not it falls within a particular threshold.
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What Is A Budget Surplus?
The U.S. last had a surplus in 2001. But, if the country were to find itself with some extra money, this is what it would mean and what it could do with it.
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The Hidden Costs Of Pet Ownership
Owning a pet can be an incredibly rewarding experience that also provides a home for your furry friend, but there are expenses to take note of.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Throwing Out Your Receipt
Before you toss that receipt, take a moment to ask if you might need it again. From taxes to returns, there are a number of reasons to hang on to a receipt.
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How To Find An ATM That Won't Charge A Withdrawal Fee
Convenient and ubiquitous, ATMs make it easy to get some quick cash. However, when you do, make sure you use one that's "free," as fees can be as high as 25%.
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Whatever You Do, Don't Put These 11 Things In A Safe Deposit Box
Safe deposit boxes can be a great option for storing important personal belongings, but there are many items better kept in your home.
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This Is The Best State To Retire In (& It's Not Florida)
A recent study found there's a state not name Florida that offers retirees affordability, quality health care, and low crime. Hint: Its name has four letters.
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Need To Ask A Family Member To Borrow Money? Here's How To Make It Less Awkward
If you need to ask family for money, it doesn't have to be (too) awkward a conversation. Further, asking to borrow from family is more common than you think.
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