7 things active-duty military should know about debt and finances

Freedom Debt Relief reports that active-duty military should be aware of their financial protections like the SCRA and MLA, manage debt wisely, and utilize available resources for support.

Is a Roth IRA conversion worth it? The one thing that matters

Intuit TurboTax reports on IRA conversions, comparing Traditional and Roth IRAs to help you decide which is best based on current and future tax rates.

Talking finances at Thanksgiving doesn't have to be awkward

Forbright Bank reports that 72% of young adults feel comfortable discussing finances at family gatherings, highlighting generational differences in money conversations.

4 side hustles to make extra cash this fall

Thimble reports that many adults are pursuing side hustles to cover living costs, including home cooking, photography, handmade crafts, and pet services.

How big of a raise can you expect in 2027?

Pave reports that in 2027, median merit raises are expected to remain stable at 3.5%, with high performers receiving additional equity rewards and promotions offering 9%-12% increases.

One Big Beautiful Bill: Your top questions answered

Intuit TurboTax reports the One Big Beautiful Bill extends key tax provisions, introducing changes for 2026, including higher SALT limits, new deductions for tips and overtime, and enhanced credits for families and seniors.

Do stocks beat prediction markets? For most people, yes

The Motley Fool reports that over 82% of Polymarket wallets lost money in 2025, highlighting the risks of prediction markets compared to the steady returns of the S&P 500.

Buying a home together: Financial tips for couples taking the next big step

Wells Fargo reports couples buying a home should communicate openly, define must-haves, find a trusted real estate agent, and stay engaged with their lender.

Getting started trading futures: Understanding the specifications of futures contracts

NinjaTrader reports understanding futures contract specifications is vital for trading. Key elements include symbology, contract size, tick size, expiration, trading hours, and settlement methods.

What is a tax write-off?

Intuit TurboTax reports that tax write-offs reduce taxable income, lowering your tax bill.

5 benefits of debt consolidation for veterans

Achieve reports that debt consolidation can help veterans simplify payments, reduce interest, free up cash flow, and ease their transition to civilian financial life.

The smartest way budget-conscious families are saving on health care this year

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As interest rates climb, your credit card debt becomes a silent wealth tax

BHG Financial reports that rising credit card APRs, now averaging 22%, act like a “wealth tax,” redirecting funds that could otherwise save or invest.

The next generation of consumers is taking a fresh look at financial preparedness

AccuQuote reports that younger generations are reshaping financial preparedness, prioritizing security and stability over luxury while actively engaging in discussions about money.

7 common bills you can negotiate right now and how much you could save in 2026

Achieve reports you can negotiate common bills like credit card fees, insurance, gym memberships, and rent, potentially saving you hundreds yearly.

Holistic planning is changing how Americans prepare for the future

Abacus Global Management reports that holistic planning is transforming how Americans prepare for their financial future, shifting focus from stock-picking to integrated strategies for long-term stability.

Discussions to have before losing a loved one

Bernstein Private Wealth Management reports that meaningful conversations about values and hopes before losing a loved one enrich estate planning, creating emotional connections and clarity for families.

What everyday consumers really think about their credit in 2026

FICO reports that Americans are increasingly engaged with credit, with 89% taking steps to improve financial health, yet many misconceptions persist about scoring.

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Americans of all ages want more federal help with childcare costs. Gen Z most of all.

The 19th reports that a poll reveals Gen Z overwhelmingly supports increased federal spending on childcare, with 60% favoring it compared to 52% of all U.S. adults.

How to enjoy Thanksgiving without adding to your debt

Accredited Debt Relief reports that Thanksgiving costs more than anticipated due to rising grocery prices.

How to save for the holiday season

Intuit TurboTax reports tips for holiday savings: set goals, budget weekly, consider extra income, gift experiences, adjust tax withholding, and plan for next year.

4 tax perks military families often miss

Intuit TurboTax reports four commonly missed tax perks for military families: travel expense deductions, tax-free ROTC payments, non-taxable combat pay, and deductible moving expenses.

The real cost of a car accident: Medical bills and what's covered

CarInsurance.com reports that car accidents can lead to substantial costs, including medical bills, out-of-pocket expenses, and higher insurance premiums.