Today’s top story: How to harness your HSA’s superpowers. Also in the news: A scam alerts on the Child Tax Credit, how to avoid costly home selling mistakes, and in a hot used-car market, used electric cars can be a deal.
How to Harness Your HSA’s Superpowers
A health savings account can help you supercharge your savings with big tax advantages for you and your kids.
Scam Alert: Child Tax Credit Is Automatic; No Need to Apply
The IRS won’t call, text or email you so beware of unsolicited communications.
The Property Line: Avoid These Costly Home Selling Mistakes
Here’s how to avoid home selling mistakes that could slow the process, cause frustration and cost you money.
In This Hot Used Car Market, Used Plug-Ins Can Be a Deal
With used car prices up dramatically and gas prices peaking, older plug-in vehicles might be a good deal for some.
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