New tax credit scholarships start in 2027. Could your child qualify?

Understood reports that the Education Freedom Tax Credit (EFTC) launches in 2027, allowing donors up to $1,700 in tax credits for K-12 scholarships for families with disabilities.

One rare CD feature would tip 77% of savers toward locking in

Credit One Bank reports the Fed raised interest rates to 3.75%-4%. A survey shows 77% of savers prefer CDs with a one-time rate-bump feature.

12 practical money management tips

Achieve reports 12 practical money management tips, emphasizing the importance of budgeting, saving, and prioritizing expenses to improve financial health.

How to check your credit for free online

Freedom Debt Relief details how to check your credit, track scores via banks or apps, and address errors for better debt management.

Preparing the Next Generation for Economic Mobility in an AI-Driven World

(Feature Impact) Within only a few years, AI has already changed many things about the world and workforce. Entry-level jobs, particularly the ones relying on routine and predictable tasks, are increasingly disappearing to automation, leaving young people wondering how to launch their careers and futures. To learn what preparing students for the future may look like in practice, consider these tips.

Halloween should be scary. Your bill doesn't have to be

CreditFresh reports that Halloween expenses are rising, with families facing higher costs for candy, costumes, and decorations.

Money is Americans’ top source of stress, and it’s taking a toll on their mental health

Credit Karma reports that money is the top source of stress for Americans, impacting mental health, with many seeking tools for better financial management.

11 smart ways to pay off student loans

Freedom Debt Relief reports smart ways to pay off student loans, emphasizing extra payments, loan forgiveness programs, budgeting, and employer assistance to manage debt effectively.

How to trade futures if you're already a pro at stocks

NinjaTrader reports that experienced stock traders can transition to futures by understanding contract mechanics, margin requirements, and practicing with micro futures to manage risk effectively.

How long it takes to get a car insurance payout in every state

Temple Injury Law reports that car insurance payout times vary by state, often depending on claim acceptance and documentation, leading to different timelines.

What does jewelry insurance actually cover? A plain-language guide

Jewelers Mutual Group reports that jewelry insurance covers loss, theft, damage, and disappearance, with specific exclusions for wear and tear or intentional damage.

Here's what you need to do if you can't repay your student loans

Achieve reports that federal student loan repayments resumed in September 2023, leaving borrowers struggling.

Jewelry insurance 101: What every new homeowner and renter should know

Jewelers Mutual Group reports that standard homeowners or renters insurance often undercovers jewelry, with typical theft caps of $1,000 to $1,500.

Why more policyholders are exploring what their life insurance is worth beyond surrender value

Abacus Global Management reports that more life insurance policyholders are exploring secondary market values, which often exceed standard cash surrender values.

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.

7 tips to boost your budgeting skills and your savings account

Achieve reports seven budgeting tips to enhance skills and savings: track expenses, be realistic and flexible, use tools, set goals, and factor in found money.

How to build an emergency fund while you’re paying down debt

Freedom Debt Relief reports tips for building an emergency fund while paying down debt, like starting small, automating savings, using high-yield accounts, and celebrating milestones.

Child identity theft can go undetected for years. Here’s what you can do now to help protect your child.

Wells Fargo reports on child identity theft, emphasizing its stealthy nature due to minimal monitoring.

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More than half of US consumers now routinely end the month short of funds

Credit One Bank reports that over 57% of U.S. consumers regularly end the month short of funds, driven by rising costs of essentials like groceries and housing.

Navigating the American Dream: How Integrated Financial Tools, Credit and Rewards Can Help Small Businesses Succeed

(Feature Impact) Owning a small business has been a cornerstone of the "American Dream" for generations. However, turning dreams into reality is rarely a smooth or easy process and requires more than ambition alone. Today's business owners need support and access to tools that enable them to overcome challenges and keep growing.

Banks made $3 billion from overdraft fees in just 6 months: Here's how to avoid paying them

Motley Fool Money reports U.S. banks made $2.96 billion from overdraft fees in the first half of 2026, averaging $35 per fee.

Are you a DINK? How to manage your money when you don't have kids

Ally Financial reports DINK (double income, no kids) couples can optimize finances by setting goals, budgeting, preparing for emergencies, and planning for retirement.

The states where home insurance is becoming unaffordable in 2026

Insurance.com reports Florida has the highest home insurance premium in 2026 at $8,471, with six states over $5,000. Massachusetts saw a 42.9% increase.