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of financial topics. Simply click on one of the newsletter topics below to read the article in its entirety.
May
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This article looks at some of the forces behind rising prices, the Fed’s plan to combat them, and early signs that inflation may be easing.
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Do you understand how working in retirement can affect your Social Security benefits? Read this article to find out.
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Learn some lessons from America’s favorite pastime that may inspire you to take a fresh look at your finances.
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Millions of U.S. workers voluntarily left their jobs in 2021. Here are some things to keep in mind if you’re considering quitting.
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Find out more about how Americans with Disabilities Act requirements and guidelines may apply to your premises and websites.
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U.S. food prices were hit hard in 2021. This article includes seven tips to help consumers control their family’s grocery bills.
April
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Explore the potential impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict across global markets, including supply disruptions, higher prices, and slower growth.
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Read about a new flood risk-rating system that could help homeowners assess actual risk and set more appropriate insurance premiums.
March
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Do you have a will? If not, this article offers three key reasons why you should.
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Spreading out payments for online purchases may be tempting, but shoppers should think twice before committing to installment purchases.
February
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This article discusses the U.S. workforce and what the shifting labor market could mean for workers, employers, inflation, and economic growth.
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The London Interbank Offered Rate influences borrowing costs worldwide. Discover why the financial industry wants a more reliable benchmark.
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Caregiving can exact physical, emotional, and financial tolls, but in some cases, Medicaid may provide financial relief to family caregivers.
January
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This article looks at the strategy behind the Fed’s monetary policy shift and the potential consequences for consumers, investors, and the economy.
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This article explains some of the key information provided on a personalized Social Security Statement.
December
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Explore current economic conditions and retail trends, including sharply higher prices and the potential for sporadic product delays and shortages.
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The pandemic caused some Americans to file for Social Security earlier than planned. See four factors to consider before retiring early.
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Read about rules and other considerations faced by workers who are eligible for both Medicare and employer-based health insurance.
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U.S. business owners who spent money to develop new products or improve existing products or trade processes may qualify for the federal R&D tax credit.
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Find out why catalytic converters are targeted by thieves and how comprehensive auto insurance can help provide some financial protection.
November
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Did you know a net price calculator can help measure a college’s true cost? Discover how it provides an estimate of how much grant aid a student might expect.
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What distinguishes HDHPs from preferred provider organizations (PPOs)? Learn about some key differences between the plans.
October
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This article explores demographic trends that are dimming Social Security’s financial outlook and proposals to address the looming shortfall.
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This article looks at major life events and the need to review your life insurance coverage in light of changing circumstances.
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This article discusses the components that determine your credit score and provides tips for maintaining a high score or raising a low one.
September
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Discover four common practices that might help you identify and avoid scams.
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This article discusses substantial, temporary improvements to the child tax credit due to The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
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See how measures economists and Fed policymakers use to monitor inflation fuel the debate over how long 2021’s price increases will last.
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Have you heard of the No Surprises Act? Taking effect in 2022, it helps protect consumers from large, unexpected medical bills. Learn more.
August
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See how an executive order to curb excessive consolidation of industry might affect consumers, small businesses, investors, and the economy.
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This article looks at high debt levels among older Americans and why it’s important to analyze and address debt before retirement.
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Read about programs that help both landlords and tenants by providing direct housing assistance for eligible renters.
July
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This article provides an overview of high-profile ransomware attacks and offers tips to help consumers protect their own data.
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This article provides an overview of tax provisions and other issues to consider when making significant gifts to children or grandchildren.
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Many requirements that made it difficult and expensive for small businesses to reorganize using Chapter 11 have been loosened. Learn more.
June
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As a consumer, have you noticed shortages? Here are some of the reasons behind supply-chain problems and how they might impact the economy.
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The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021, included several provisions affecting financial aid and education. Learn more.
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This article explains the four stages of Part D prescription drug coverage and how prices can vary in the coverage gap.
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The December 2020 stimulus bill lets businesses deduct the full cost of restaurant meals in tax years 2021 and 2022. Get the details.
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