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IRS Offers Compliance Relief on Auto Loan Interest Reporting
Out of the roughly 2.4 million cars sold last year, more than 80 percent were financed.
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Gold Registers Sharpest Single-Session Selloff in 5 Years
Silver prices also erased about 7 percent as investors took some profits.
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Are You Ready for the 2026 Medicare Enrollment?
Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7—here’s what to know before Medicare costs rise.
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Choose a Beneficiary for Your Estate Plan
Naming a beneficiary may seem simple—but it can make or break your estate plan.
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Auto Loan Delinquencies Jump 50 Percent in 15 Years
Increasing car prices, higher financing costs, and elevated interest rates are being blamed for the delayed payments.
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Financial Advisor vs. Accountant: Who Do You Actually Need?
Here’s how to tell which one fits your financial goals and when you might need both.
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What Happens If You Forget to File for Social Security Before Your 70Th Birthday?
After paying into Social Security your entire life, you deserve all of the money you’re entitled to from it.
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Are You Sure Your Beneficiaries Are Right? Avoid These Blunders
Review your beneficiaries today to make sure your legacy goes where you want it to.
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The 2026–27 FAFSA Application Is Live—What to Know
Apply early—the Education Department is processing forms despite the shutdown.
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Economists Warn of Index Funds’ Outsized Exposure to AI
‘The risk profile of the index increasingly reflects the fortunes of those companies rather than the broader U.S. economy,’ one economist said.
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Sizing Up the Markets: How to Invest Across Market Capitalizations
Blending small-, mid-, and large-cap stocks builds a stronger portfolio.
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The Role of a Mortgage Underwriter in Buying a Home
Mortgage underwriters decide whether your loan gets approved.
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$1.4 Billion Released Early From Super for Medical Treatments, ATO Warns of Misuse
The ATO says 30 percent of applications had been rejected because they didn’t meet the criteria.
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Social Security Checks Safe, but Prolonged Shutdown Could Deepen Delays and Hardship
Monthly benefits will continue, but certain functions—appeals, evidence review, and in-person assistance—are already slowing under the shutdown.
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Blackstone Launches Unit to Bring Private Market Investments to 401(k) Plans
The financial services company confirmed it is opening a defined contribution business that could reshape how Americans invest for retirement.
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How to Prevent Outliving Your 401(k) and Savings
Retirement security starts with guaranteed income and smart strategy.
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Is a Continuing Care Retirement Community Right for You?
Continuing care communities promise comfort and stability, but careful planning is key.
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Medicare Prior Authorization Expands to Ambulatory Surgical Centers
Medicare adds new preapproval rules for certain outpatient surgeries in 10 states.
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IRS Offers Compliance Relief on Auto Loan Interest Reporting
Out of the roughly 2.4 million cars sold last year, more than 80 percent were financed.
|
Gold Registers Sharpest Single-Session Selloff in 5 Years
Silver prices also erased about 7 percent as investors took some profits.
|
Are You Ready for the 2026 Medicare Enrollment?
Open enrollment runs through Dec. 7—here’s what to know before Medicare costs rise.
|
Choose a Beneficiary for Your Estate Plan
Naming a beneficiary may seem simple—but it can make or break your estate plan.
|
Auto Loan Delinquencies Jump 50 Percent in 15 Years
Increasing car prices, higher financing costs, and elevated interest rates are being blamed for the delayed payments.
|
Financial Advisor vs. Accountant: Who Do You Actually Need?
Here’s how to tell which one fits your financial goals and when you might need both.
|
What Happens If You Forget to File for Social Security Before Your 70Th Birthday?
After paying into Social Security your entire life, you deserve all of the money you’re entitled to from it.
|
Are You Sure Your Beneficiaries Are Right? Avoid These Blunders
Review your beneficiaries today to make sure your legacy goes where you want it to.
|
The 2026–27 FAFSA Application Is Live—What to Know
Apply early—the Education Department is processing forms despite the shutdown.
|
Economists Warn of Index Funds’ Outsized Exposure to AI
‘The risk profile of the index increasingly reflects the fortunes of those companies rather than the broader U.S. economy,’ one economist said.
|
Sizing Up the Markets: How to Invest Across Market Capitalizations
Blending small-, mid-, and large-cap stocks builds a stronger portfolio.
|
The Role of a Mortgage Underwriter in Buying a Home
Mortgage underwriters decide whether your loan gets approved.
|
$1.4 Billion Released Early From Super for Medical Treatments, ATO Warns of Misuse
The ATO says 30 percent of applications had been rejected because they didn’t meet the criteria.
|
Social Security Checks Safe, but Prolonged Shutdown Could Deepen Delays and Hardship
Monthly benefits will continue, but certain functions—appeals, evidence review, and in-person assistance—are already slowing under the shutdown.
|
Blackstone Launches Unit to Bring Private Market Investments to 401(k) Plans
The financial services company confirmed it is opening a defined contribution business that could reshape how Americans invest for retirement.
|
How to Prevent Outliving Your 401(k) and Savings
Retirement security starts with guaranteed income and smart strategy.
|
Is a Continuing Care Retirement Community Right for You?
Continuing care communities promise comfort and stability, but careful planning is key.
|
Medicare Prior Authorization Expands to Ambulatory Surgical Centers
Medicare adds new preapproval rules for certain outpatient surgeries in 10 states.
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