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Selling a rental property? Here are the tax consequences

Selling a rental property is more complicated than selling your personal home. If you’re not using the proceeds to buy another property, it’s going to cost you.

The Guide to Medjet

Are you a traveler with complex medical needs or adventurous — and maybe slightly dangerous — tastes? Medjet medical evacuation insurance might be worth a look.

How Fresh Tax Credits, Rebates Can Launch Your Eco Home Update

Take advantage of Inflation Reduction Act tax credits now available for energy-saving home updates. Larger rebates are expected by early next year.

Class of 2022 Missed Out on $3.6B in College Grants, Report Shows

2022 high school graduates left behind nearly $3.6 billion in free Pell Grant money by not completing the FAFSA, a recent analysis from the National College Attainment Network found.

The NerdWallet guide to finding the best car insurance rate

Comparison shopping is crucial if you want to save money on car insurance. Here’s why: Insurers look at similar factors, but they have their own “secret sauce” when it comes…

The Cost of Groceries: Are Food Prices Going Up?

Inflation is starting to come down, but shoppers continue to feel the pinch of higher food prices at the grocery store.

ChatGPT Won’t Replace Financial Advisors Yet. Here’s Why

Could financial advisors eventually be replaced by artificial intelligence such as ChatGPT? Here’s what an advisor, an AI engineer and ChatGPT itself say.

Could Not Having A Budget Destroy Your Finances?

Making a budget is extremely important. However, many people don’t know how to make a budget, how to save money with a budget, or understand why they should have a budget in the first place. According to my article Are You Better Than Average?: 68% of people live paycheck to paycheck. 26% have no emergency […]

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