New Jersey lawmakers recently introduced a bill that would let pet owners claim up to $900 in annual tax credits for veterinary and everyday pet expenses.
Here’s how it would work—and how pet insurance could help you save even if you’re not in the state. https://t.co/OHmaYIHXmW
Gen Z is taking the lead when it comes to IRA contributions, with a 65% year-over-year increase, according to Fidelity Investments 2026 retirement analysis.
The right IRA can help boost retirement savings considerably. Here’s how to compare options. https://t.co/qS4YXIGGcU
Here’s what to look for when deciding if a certification is worth it, and how @CFI_education helps professionals build practical, job-ready finance skills.
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A finance certification should help you do more than understand the theory. It should help you apply skills on the job, including modeling and forecasting, scenario analysis, and decision support.
There’s an 80% chance that an El Niño event will occur this summer, according to the most recent estimates from the United Nations. The extreme weather may lead to higher home insurance premiums for some. Here's what else to know about insurance coverage. https://t.co/YZZrps4nFf
Wondering what the most popular names for the most popular dog breeds are?
With over 670,000 dog names analyzed, Forbes Advisor has compiled the top 20 names for the top breeds. https://t.co/XDtkNndIAa
Small businesses with one to 49 employees accounted for more than half of private sector hiring in May, according to a recent report from ADP.
Here's how payroll could help business owners scale their business even more. https://t.co/Q0XmBqXSNk
Depending on where you want to live, homebuyers who make a 20% down payment come out with around $427,000 more than renters at the end of 30 years, according to a new Zillow report. Some cities make it possible to break even in just four years. Here's how. https://t.co/HfCYx9g965
One account for everything? It can work, but it may not be optimal. Some savers are separating spending and savings to better match each dollar’s role. Here’s what to consider. ⬇️
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More Americans are using credit cards, and consumer spending has become fractured by income level. While wealthy households remain resilient, lower-income shoppers are showing greater financial strain, per the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book report. https://t.co/exsuTEWInA
Keeping all your money in one bank could be costing you. Your primary account works for everyday spending, but standard savings accounts often offer low returns.
U.S. financial literacy dropped to a 10-year low, with surveyed adults correctly answering just 47% of basic financial questions on average, according to the 2026 TIAA Institute-GFLEC Personal Finance Index. Here's how to learn the basics. https://t.co/VpzRTugY6c
A Department of Education proposal is aiming to revoke federal student loan access from low-earning college programs, which would largely include arts, religious studies, cosmetology programs and more. Here's what borrowers should know. https://t.co/wEyJXmyllw
The FBI has issued a service announcement warning the public of an increase in spoofing attacks against the FIFA website.
If your goal is to attend at least one World Cup match, consider the following tips for making safe purchases online. https://t.co/NU7ZDLJpZ1
Uber is launching a Shuttle Service to help transport soccer fans after the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in four U.S. cities: Boston, Dallas, Miami and New York. Here's what travelers should know and how to save even more. https://t.co/HqsHI20452