Health Insurance in the New Relief Bill: What to Know

The latest pandemic relief package lowers the average Obamacare premium, ends the so-called subsidy cliff, and temporarily waives the cost of COBRA. We decipher it all.

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Tax Credit vs. Deduction

Tax credits can lower your tax bill, while deductions can lower your taxable income. These are the similarities and differences between tax credits and deductions.

Job Growth Almost Doubles in March, Spurring Hope

The U.S. economy in March added the most jobs in seven months—almost double the gain in February—inspiring optimism that the labor market has emerged from the pandemic's grip.

Should You Intentionally Delay Your Divorce Until the Economy Recovers?

The cost of a divorce can be too high if a spouse has lost a job or had a pay cut. Delaying divorce may be a wise financial choice in hard times but it has its drawbacks.

Labor Market: What a Difference Three Months Makes

1.62 Million - That's how many jobs the U.S. economy added in the first three months of the year, more than double the increase in the three preceding months.

How Reviewing Your Car Insurance Coverage Can Save You Money

Car owners should occasionally review their auto insurance coverage. You might find that you have more or less coverage than you need, and could earn new discounts.

How to Reduce or Eliminate Debt

Dealing with debt can be difficult, but these strategies can help you take control of your finances and eliminate your debt—one balance at a time.

6 Steps You Should Take to Prepare for Retirement

As you prepare for retirement, there are certain key steps to take. From making a will to downsizing, learn how to prepare your finances now for your later years.