A tax-refund surge is coming soon, JPMorgan says — will shift US economy like a ‘new round’ of stimulus checks. Are you eligible for a big refund?
This article adheres to strict editorial standards. Some or all links may be monetized. There’s a fresh wave of tax refunds coming for Americans in 2026. That’s according to the chief strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, David Kelly. In a note published on LinkedIn, Kelly explained that many of the tax cuts announced as part […]
I just bought my dream home, only to discover it’s infested with bats. There’s evidence the sellers knew — who has to pay?
Buying a house is a milestone for many people. But what happens if you discover you’re sharing your new space with hundreds of bats? This scenario is more common than you might think and can quickly turn into a headache. Bats pose health risks, can cause damage and are not the kind of thing a […]
Here are 4 hidden state taxes that often shock US retirees — and none of them are the income tax. Is Florida really as tax-friendly as you think?
Moving to another state to avoid income taxes can feel like solving one problem only to discover another. While you may avoid one type of tax, you may encounter others in unexpected places. There are nine states that can technically be considered “income tax-free,” according to TurboTax [1]: Alaska Florida Nevada South Dakota Tennessee Texas […]
Ray Dalio says choosing the right partner is life’s most important decision — and your wallet might agree. Do you align on these 3 money musts?
There are a lot of qualities we might look for in a life partner: trustworthiness, shared values and possibly a sense of humor. One that might not come to mind is whether you have a similar money mindset. But it’s an important factor to consider. “There is no more important decision that you can make […]
Robert Kiyosaki says this 1 asset will surge 400% in a year — warns prices are ‘about to explode,’ urges investors not to miss out. Do you own any?
This article adheres to strict editorial standards. Some or all links may be monetized. If you had just $100 to put to work in today’s market, where would it go? For “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki, the choice is obvious. “If I had $100 what would I invest in? I would buy more […]
My dad died and left everything to me, disinheriting my 3 siblings — and now they’re saying I’m selfish if I keep it all. Should I give them a cut?
While grieving over the loss of a loved one can be extremely tough, the addition of a controversial will can make the entire process even more devastating. For example, say you recently lost your father and shortly after the funeral, you discovered that you’re the sole beneficiary of his estate, which includes his house, his […]
I have more than 20 credit cards — but I don’t actually need most of them. If I were to cancel a few, would my credit score take a huge hit?
With nearly 75% of Americans shopping with credit cards (1), this form of payment is undoubtedly popular. In fact, it’s quite common for Americans to carry multiple credit cards in their wallets. Take Jane, for example. After learning about the rewards and perks that many credit cards offer, Jane decided to take advantage by filling […]
‘Fueled by greed’: Fintech star gets 7 years in prison after defrauding JPMorgan Chase out of $175M — how 1 big mistake got the bank in trouble
Charlie Javice, the entrepreneur who was convicted earlier this year for defrauding JPMorgan Chase out of $175 million, was recently sentenced to seven years in prison. The founder of a student financial aid startup called Frank, Javice sold her company to JPMorgan Chase in the summer of 2021. At the time, it was believed Frank […]
A survey says your boss assumes you’re on track for retirement, even if you’re not — here’s why what your employer doesn’t know could hurt you
According to a recent report from PNC Bank, there’s a striking mismatch in beliefs about retirement readiness between American employers and employees. The study highlights that 78% of U.S. employers believe their staff are at least somewhat prepared for retirement, whereas only 45% of employees agree (1). This gap could reflect a deeper set of […]
California bakery had $212K go missing, bank account frozen over clerical error — owner pleaded but got nothing. Are banks legally allowed to do that?
Sarah Torres was counting on two government checks to keep her family-owned bakery afloat when an unfortunate mishap turned her business upside down. After depositing two Employee Retention Credit (ERC) checks from the U.S. Treasury worth $212,853, Torres discovered that not only were the checks placed on hold, but her entire business account was frozen. […]