Personal Finance

Money, Misogyny and the Manosphere: Nothing New to See Here

Empty vessels make the most noise. Loud and outrageous are not financial qualifications.

Slip Tanks? You Won’t Believe How These People Are Saving Money on Gas

From slip tanks to GasBuddy strategies, drivers across the country are getting creative as pump prices approach $4 a gallon.

Toyota Recalls More Than 140,000 Lexus Vehicles. See Impacted Models.

The NHTSA says a rearview camera defect in four Lexus models could increase the risk of a crash.

When Will I Get My Tax Refund? How to Check Your IRS Status

More than half of U.S. adults expect a tax refund this year, but the government shutdown could mean longer waits — here's how to track yours.

Popular Gold Bullion Coins for Investment and What to Know

Government-issued gold bullion coins offer a straightforward way to invest in physical gold, but purity, premiums and dealer reputation all affect your bottom line.

Can I Save My Social Security Benefits in an IRA?

The IRS' definition of "earned income" is tricky. Here's what retirees should know.

FTC Sending $10.9M in Checks to Credit Repair Scheme Victims

The Federal Trade Commission is mailing refund checks to more than 443,000 people who were scammed by a fraudulent credit repair operation that charged up to $89 a month for services that often made credit scores worse.

A Proposal Would Cap Social Security at $100,000. Will It Fly?

A think tank wants to limit Social Security payouts to $100,000 per couple — but critics say capping benefits breaks a fundamental promise to American workers.

Is Your Family Safer in a Minivan or an SUV? This Test Says the Latter

Not a single minivan earned a top safety rating from IIHS this year — and experts say parents should take notice.

What Is Stagflation? The Worry Looming Over the Economy

One economist puts the odds of a 1970s-style economic meltdown at 35% — and rising oil prices from the Iran conflict are making it worse.

Average FICO Score Dips, but Closer Look Exposes K-Shaped Economy

A record share of Americans now have top-tier credit scores, while millions more are falling behind — and student loans are a big reason why.

What If Mr. and Mrs. 50-Year-Old Average American Stopped Working Tomorrow?

We all dream of an early exit, but don't throw in the towel without running the numbers.
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