How to host Thanksgiving on a budget

Current reports on budget-friendly Thanksgiving hosting tips, emphasizing early shopping, free turkeys, and cooking less to minimize expenses during holiday gatherings.

How to use a bank account to build a simple money system

Wells Fargo reports that a bank account can be a foundation for managing finances. By separating funds for bills, savings, and spending, and using automation and regular checks, you can improve financial organization.

Why homeowners insurance probably won’t protect your home business

ERGO NEXT reports that homeowners insurance typically doesn't cover risks related to running a home business, leaving entrepreneurs vulnerable to losses.

The jock tax and tax write-offs for self-employed athletes

Intuit TurboTax reports on the jock tax for athletes earning income across states. Self-employed athletes can claim various tax write-offs to reduce taxable income.

6 simple money-saving rules that can help you build wealth

CreditNinja reports six money-saving rules to build wealth, emphasizing smart financial choices like the Rule of 72, the 15% retirement rule, and automation.

Open health insurance enrollment: What it means for your taxes

Intuit TurboTax reports open enrollment impacts self-employed taxes, affecting income estimate, plan choice, and coverage decisions, crucial for deductions and credits.

What to do with idle cash after a bonus, equity vest, or exit

Mercury reports on managing idle cash after a financial windfall, advising a pause on major decisions to assess tax obligations and liquidity needs.

What is zero-based budgeting, and how can it help your finances?

Freedom Debt Relief reports zero-based budgeting allocates every dollar of income, ensuring expenses and savings equal zero each month, helping track finances effectively.

5 Meaningful Ways to Make a Difference This Holiday Season

(Feature Impact) Hunger relief is often top of mind during the holidays, and there are many ways to make a meaningful difference. Consider these ideas.

Beyond the Piggy Bank: How to Build Your Child's Financial Future

(Feature Impact) When money is tight, saving for the future can feel out of reach. Rent, groceries and bills come first, but building something for your kids doesn't have to start with your paycheck. For millions of families, there's already money waiting.

5 Holiday Shopping Tips to Save Money and Reduce Stress

(Feature Impact) As the holiday season approaches, savvy gift-givers are already strategizing. Instead of scrambling to shop at the last minute and settling for whatever you can find, you can hunt strategically for gifts to make your loved ones smile. Consider these tips to score better bargains and less stress this season.

Money-saving energy tips to brave the cold months

Intuit TurboTax reports energy-saving tips for winter after Daylight Saving Time, including bundling up, using space heaters, and sealing drafts.

7 things active-duty military should know about debt and finances

Freedom Debt Relief reports that active-duty military should be aware of their financial protections like the SCRA and MLA, manage debt wisely, and utilize available resources for support.

Is a Roth IRA conversion worth it? The one thing that matters

Intuit TurboTax reports on IRA conversions, comparing Traditional and Roth IRAs to help you decide which is best based on current and future tax rates.

7 common bills you can negotiate right now and how much you could save in 2026

Achieve reports you can negotiate common bills like credit card fees, insurance, gym memberships, and rent, potentially saving you hundreds yearly.

Talking finances at Thanksgiving doesn't have to be awkward

Forbright Bank reports that 72% of young adults feel comfortable discussing finances at family gatherings, highlighting generational differences in money conversations.

4 side hustles to make extra cash this fall

Thimble reports that many adults are pursuing side hustles to cover living costs, including home cooking, photography, handmade crafts, and pet services.

How big of a raise can you expect in 2027?

Pave reports that in 2027, median merit raises are expected to remain stable at 3.5%, with high performers receiving additional equity rewards and promotions offering 9%-12% increases.

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One Big Beautiful Bill: Your top questions answered

Intuit TurboTax reports the One Big Beautiful Bill extends key tax provisions, introducing changes for 2026, including higher SALT limits, new deductions for tips and overtime, and enhanced credits for families and seniors.

Do stocks beat prediction markets? For most people, yes

The Motley Fool reports that over 82% of Polymarket wallets lost money in 2025, highlighting the risks of prediction markets compared to the steady returns of the S&P 500.

Buying a home together: Financial tips for couples taking the next big step

Wells Fargo reports couples buying a home should communicate openly, define must-haves, find a trusted real estate agent, and stay engaged with their lender.

Getting started trading futures: Understanding the specifications of futures contracts

NinjaTrader reports understanding futures contract specifications is vital for trading. Key elements include symbology, contract size, tick size, expiration, trading hours, and settlement methods.

What is a tax write-off?

Intuit TurboTax reports that tax write-offs reduce taxable income, lowering your tax bill.