Today’s top story: What numbers identity thieves want the most. Also in the news: How identity thieves will sell those numbers, expecting the unexpected if you retire at 67, and should you be saving for your retirement or your child’s education? 8 Numbers Identity Thieves Want to Steal From You It starts with your phone […]
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Thursday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: five money mistakes we all make. Also in the news: the high costs of commuting, which monthly payments you should keep or drop, and exposing the hidden fees that eat up your retirement savings. 5 Money Mistakes Even Diligent Savers Make And how to avoid them. The High Cost of Your Daily […]
Wednesday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: How to cope with retirement’s biggest stressors. Also in the news: Why you should check your credit score, the financial conversations you should have before getting married, and what you need to ask before hiring a real estate agent. Five top stressors in retirement and how to cope Health plays a huge […]
Tuesday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: What to do when you forget to pay your taxes. Also in the news: How to make sharing finances in your marriage less painful, 4 things you need to do before buying a home, and how writing out your budget could help you save money. Help! I Forgot to Pay My Taxes […]
Monday’s need-to-know money news
Today’s top story: Why many Americans are afraid of going broke when they retire. Also in the news: The expensive cost of payday, pawn shop and car title loans, tips on how to increase your credit score, and what you can do to fix your credit report. Many Americans fear going broke in retirement How […]
Q&A: Social Security Benefits and Divorce
Dear Liz: I am 53 and divorced. My ex-husband died at the age of 49 and had contributed significantly to Social Security. I don’t plan to remarry. Would I be able to make any claim on his record as an ex-spouse when I reach age 62, or would he have had to reach retirement age […]