Six months ago, the WSJ wrote: “The price gap between used and new cars has never been larger.” Now, a combination of factors have made everything more expensive and have complicated the math on new vs. used cars.
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I-Bonds Are the Latest Hot Thing. Are They Right for You?
I-bonds may be a good investment during this time of high inflation. But there are pros and cons to be aware of before buying them.
2022 Year-End Tax Planning Tips
Here’s a look at some year-end tax planning strategies you should consider before 2022 closes.
7 Ways to Save Money
Saving money should always be a priority, but even more so today in light of rising inflation. Here are seven ways to save money immediately.
Why We Love Giving Tuesday
#GivingTuesday is about giving back in whatever way you can. Here are some ideas that go beyond writing a check, helping you to decide how you can make a difference.
How Rising Interest Rates are Impacting Pension Decisions
If you’re lucky enough to have a pension, you have some decisions to make. Will you take monthly payments or a lump sum? If the latter, when to take it is crucial to maintaining its value.
It’s Time to Celebrate National Estate Planning Week!
Estate planning supports the financial security of individuals throughout their lifetime and ensures the intended transfer of their property and assets at death. The documentation is critical, yet an estimated 56% of Americans do not have an estate plan.
How to Get the Best ROI With Your Home Renovations
Home renovations serve two purposes: spruce up your living environment to improve your comfort and lifestyle, and make your home more attractive to potential buyers. Here are some ideas on how you can get the best return on your investment.
FAFSA Opens on October 1
FAFSA for 2023-2024 School Year Opens on October 1. It’s advisable to submit your application as early as possible.
Seniors Could Score Big Savings on Prescription Drug Costs
Prescription drug costs are out of control, and the government is about to help. The Inflation Reduction Act includes provisions giving Medicare the right to negotiate. Here’s how it should help.
Property Tax Update
Learn how some taxpayers can offset local property taxes using the State’s new ANCHOR program.
What You Need to Know About Student Loan Forgiveness and Delayed Repayment Schedules
A new plan for student loan forgiveness was announced on August 24, offering partial debt cancellation and more. Here’s what you need to know.
Annual Reports: Read Them, Or Throw Them Out?
Annual reports can be challenging to read, but they are full of useful information about your mutual fund’s progress and performance. Should you read through them, or throw them away?