Julia Glum

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60 Million Kids Just Got Automatic Trump Accounts. Now Parents Need to Activate Them

As part of the Trump Accounts rollout, the federal government is providing a one-time seed-money contribution of $1,000 for U.S. citizens born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028.

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20 Million Seniors to Get $90 Payments From Trump for Medicare: When to Expect Your Check

The $90 Medicare rebates are the president's third announcement about direct payments to Americans in less than a month.

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America's Best Banks Are Competing for Customers. That's Good News for Your Money

These three trends are driving the current evolution of banking. Better yet, they have the potential to benefit you financially.

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Best Banks for Investing for 2027

Our picks for the best banks for digital investing include top choices for new investors, robo-advisors, low fees and more.

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After Years of Mass Closures, Brick-and-Mortar Banks Are Staging a Comeback

And Gen Z may be the reason for the reversal.

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This New 'Visa Waiver' Scam Targets Travelers Planning Trips to Europe

Under the to-be-launched ETIAS system, Americans will need to obtain electronic authorization before entering 30 participating European countries. Scammers know this — and they're pouncing.

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Here's How Much You'll Have to Earn in 2027 to Stop Paying Social Security Taxes

The higher cap means some workers will pay more in Social Security taxes in 2027. It also comes as policymakers debate whether the cap should be eliminated.

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Streaming Services Like Netflix and Hulu Quietly Keep Your Payment Info Long After You Cancel

With data breaches on pace to hit a record high in 2026, it's important to recognize that canceling a subscription doesn't mean erasing your payment info. That means you may want to take additional steps beyond simply hitting "delete account."

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Gas Prices Could Finally Fall Below $4 Before 2027

A major wild card is the Iran war, which has disrupted oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, a critical passage for global energy supplies.

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This Is the Most Common Text Scam in 47 States: Don't Fall for It

Investment scams don’t always start with an obvious pitch to buy the next hot stock or crypto. They are often sneakier.