This week’s top story: 5 tips for avoiding tax scams in 2024. In other news: How a travel credit card can be your ticket to big savings, what to know when applying life insurance for transgender people, and government shutdown threat finally put to rest for now.
5 Tips for Avoiding Tax Scams in 2024
If someone unexpectedly tries to rush you into a tax decision, they are likely a scammer. Here are five tips for spotting and avoiding tax scams this season.
How a Travel Credit Card Can Be Your Ticket to Big Savings
A travel credit card can provide savings for your next vacation if you can make full use of its valuable features.
Life Insurance for Transgender People: What to Know When Applying
Gender identity won’t impact eligibility, but you may have to share your sex assigned at birth or medical history.
Government Shutdown Threat Finally Put to Rest — For Now
Early on Saturday, shortly after the midnight deadline, Congress approved a spending bill to avoid a shutdown.
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