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 paying rent can affect your credit. Also in the news: How to protect yourself from cybercrime while banking with your phone, why you shouldn’t consider something “yours” until it’s completely paid off, and financial strategies for creative types without steady incomes.
Today’s top story: Buying credit and identity theft monitoring. Also in the news: Financial aid appeal tactics, why we’re still swiping our credit cards, and how to look at living on a budget as an opportunity. 
Your tax refund may take a few days longer to land in your bank account this year. That’s because criminals from around the world are determined to get to it first.
Today’s top story: How to prevent identity theft. Also in the news: The costs that are often overlooked when deciding to rent or buy, reasons to file a tax extension, and how you’re using your credit card incorrectly. 
Today’s top story: How to protect yourself against online identity fraud. Also in the news: Myths about student loan consolidation, why fewer retirement savings options could be a good thing, and the hefty cost of those Oscar gift bags.