Today’s top story: Why more banks are turning to biometrics for security. Also in the news: How natural disasters can hurt your finances, how to get your late credit card payment waived, and 10 things that will cost you less this summer.
More Banks Turn to Biometrics to Keep an Eye on Security
Your eyes could hold the literal key to your account.
5 Surprising Ways Natural Disasters Can Hurt Your Finances
Incidentals alone can add up quickly.
How to get your late credit card payment waived
It can’t hurt to ask.
10 Things That Will Be Cheaper During the Summer of 2016
Where you can expect to save some cash.
Today’s top story: How much should you save for retirement? Also in the news: Tips for buying a home if you have student loans, what to expect from bankruptcy counseling, and how men and women retire differently.
Today’s top story: What you need to know about the new overtime pay rule. Also in the news: Using a personal loan to pay for your wedding, the most aggravating things about your cable bill, and how Fanny Mae is making things easier for first-time home buyers. 
One-size-fits-all financial advice isn’t supposed to work. We’re all as unique as snowflakes, so the financial rules that guide us should be molded to our individual situations.
Today’s top story: Why getting pre-approved for a mortgage is important if you live in these cities. Also in the news: How couples can master the financial balancing act, overcoming income shocks, and how 529 plans can now be used for college supplies.