39 Best New Bank Account Promotions & Offers – December 2019
It's possible to make $100s just by opening up a bank account. But sorting through the best offers can be tricky. At Money Crashers, we...
17 Best Free Checking Accounts at U.S. Banks
It's becoming increasingly difficult to find truly free checking accounts. At many banks, you're now required to pay a monthly maintenance fee for the privilege...
How to Create a Holiday Budget and Stick to It
The silver bells of the holiday season can certainly take their toll on your wallet. In a November 2019 Gallup poll, Americans said they...
5 Factors That Affect Your Health Insurance Premium Costs
Every year, you have the chance to choose another health insurance plan for yourself and your family. And every year, you probably notice your...
How to Choose the Best Health Insurance Plan for Your Family
Choosing a health insurance plan is challenging. But choosing the right health insurance plan is downright stressful, especially since health insurance isn’t cheap. It’s tempting...
13 Places to Buy Cheap Discount Sports Tickets Online & Off
More than 1 in 10 millennials have fallen victim to ticket counterfeiting, according to a study by anti-counterfeiting outfit Aventus. You probably know someone...
Estate Planning for Millennials – How to Get Started
If you were born in the latter part of the 20th century, you're part of the largest generation of Americans in history: millennials. And...
12 Best Mint.com Alternatives to Manage Your Finances
Mint was the first cloud-based budgeting app to capture the public’s imagination and the model upon which many subsequent cloud budgeting apps have been based. While it’s still a strong choice for committed household budgeteers, Mint isn't the only option. High-quality alternatives like YNAB, EveryDollar, and Simple seem to grow by the month. Before you settle on Mint — or any other digital budgeting app, for that matter — check out these options too.
9 Ways to Get Health Insurance Coverage Without a Job
Whether you’re unemployed, self-employed, employed without health coverage, or aiming to retire before you’re eligible for Medicare, it’s risky to go without health insurance. The good news is that you’re not alone. And when millions of people find themselves in the same quandary, solutions tend to emerge. Here are the best solutions for you to consider if you don’t get employer health benefits, don’t yet qualify for Medicare, and don’t like the idea of going without health insurance.
Claiming Qualifying Dependents on Taxes – IRS Definition & Rules
When most people think of claiming a dependent on a tax return, they think of a child who lives with them. Historically, the Internal...
20 Things Single Parents Can Do to Improve Their Financial Situation
What would you guess is the minimum income a single parent needs to get by in the U.S.? Using 2019 data from MIT's Living...
Black Friday Shopping Guide 2019 – Best Deals & Sales
Black Friday is the most popular retail holiday of the year. If you plan on shopping this season, this guide will show you where...
