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Here’s Where Insuring A Teenage Driver Is Virtually Unaffordable, Data Shows
As anyone who owns a vehicle knows by now, auto insurance rates have been skyrocketing in the post-pandemic era. Premiums…
How Many Hours Can You Work After You Retire?
While there’s no universal cap on post-retirement work hours, the number can impact Social Security benefits and taxes, depending on…
Are Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPP) Pre-Tax?
Employee stock purchase plans (ESPPs) are benefits offered by companies to help employees invest in company stock at a discount.…
How to choose a credit card for everyday spending
Key takeaways Credit cards for everyday spending reward consumers for every purchase they make, and they often come with no…
National average money market account rates for July 2024
Martinns/GettyImages; Illustration by Hunter Newton/Bankrate A money market account is a type of savings deposit account that tends to offer…
Is Banking Going Open Source?
Most people today take the internet for granted. Want to find an obscure report published years ago, or the best…
Those Making $450,000 Or More Get Half The Benefit Of Extending The TCJA
Households making about $450,000 or more would receive more than 45% of the benefits of extending key provisions of 2017…
Could Trump Repeal PSLF And Other Student Loan Forgiveness Plans?
With questions swirling about the future of President Joe Biden’s candidacy for reelection, there is an increasing possibility that Donald…
Medicare Premiums: What You Should Expect to Pay in 2024
Medicare isn’t free. This catches many retirees by surprise.Medicare has a reputation for simplicity. You turn 65 and get access…
How an Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) Is Taxed
One common question from employees with employee stock purchase plans is if there’s an employee stock purchase plan tax. While…
