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Collapse of SVB, Signature Bank explained: What to know
Two banks have collapsed since Friday, the federal government swooped in to save the day and there's still a lot of uncertainty about what comes next. Silicon Valley Bank failed...

What regular people need to know about SVB’s sudden closure
Silicon Valley Bank made national news as it swiftly collapsed, creating great concern over the billions of dollars it held in deposits. How does SVB's closure affect you?

How to keep crowdfunding proceeds on the right side of tax rules
The nature of your campaign and how you go about collecting funds play a big role in whether the IRS will deem the money you raised to be taxable. So,...

Are you a points and miles hoarder? Here’s how to get over it
While saving and investing money is great financial advice, the same isn't true when it comes to travel rewards. If you find yourself holding on to miles and points, you...

Don’t forget these 3 tax credits when filing this year
Unlike a deduction, which decreases the income on which you’ll be taxed, a tax credit reduces your overall tax due. The result can mean hundreds of dollars knocked off your...

Don’t forget the finances when caring for your newborn
The last thing you’ll want to do is leave money management up to chance when your baby arrives.

5 ways to stretch your SNAP benefits
Early in the pandemic, the U.S. Department of Agriculture provided extra emergency allotments for SNAP recipients, but some states have already phased out those additional payments and they will end...

Betting big on March Madness? Don’t forget the taxes.
Whether you're wagering from your couch or flying to Las Vegas, you'll have to pay taxes on your winnings.

Survey: Lack of money the top reason more Americans are not traveling this year
Of 3,274 people who responded to a recent survey, 27% cited lack of money as the main reason for not traveling. Another 26% said they didn't have enough time off...

More American students looking to save money consider an international college education
Lured largely by promises of cheaper tuition, college-bound Americans are increasingly eyeing programs abroad.