Personal Finance
Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High
One of the most shared and commented “In-depth Premium Reports” on our sister media, the Epoch Times, is entitled ‘How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High.'
Why the Millionaire Next Door Drives a Used Car—and What That Teaches About Real Wealth
Many wealthy people build fortunes quietly by avoiding lifestyle inflation and prioritizing investing over appearances.
How to Stop Overpaying for Prescriptions: Tips by a Financial Planner
There are multiple paths to lowering your prescription drug prices.
Ponzi Schemes Aren’t a Bernie Madoff Problem, They’re a 2026 Problem
How to spot a Ponzi scheme—the red flags in 2026.
Lawmakers Are Targeting Social Security 'High Earners,' Here’s Why That May Be a Bad Idea
There are potential risks of targeting wealthy earners and leaving other issues by the wayside.
How to Cut or Even Eliminate Surprise Medical Bills
Another major error health care consumers make is assuming a shock medical bill is a verdict rather than an opening offer.
Generating Tax-Free Income in Retirement
Smart tax strategies can help retirees keep more of their hard-earned savings.
What a Data Breach Actually Means for Your Money, and What to Do in the First 48 Hours
Is changing your password enough after a data breach?
Social Security July Benefits Schedule: Here's Who's Getting Paid and When
This year, the month of July is a special case because of the Independence Day federal holiday.
Brokerage Account Versus IRA: Which One Do You Open First?
What is the difference between a brokerage account and an IRA?
How to Negotiate Your Bills Like a Pro
Most people pay their monthly bills on autopilot, even when the price creeps up. But with just a few phone calls, a little comparison shopping, and knowing what to ask for can turn into real savings.
Save Program Student Loan Borrowers Need to Act Now, or Pay Later: Educator
Aron Boxer, former special education teacher and CEO of Diversified Education Services, joins NTD to weigh in.
Here's How to Land This Solid Student Federal Student Loan Discount
While autopay can be beneficial, borrowers need to continue reviewing their account statements regularly.
Stay Alert, Outsmart Ticket Scams This FIFA World Cup
Experts are warning there’s also an increased risk of fraud targeting fans.
New Social Security Legislation Could Save Some Recipients Big Money
One factor Social Security recipients should know is that withheld benefits aren't gone forever, with or without the bill.
Defending Yourself From the ‘Tax Torpedo’
Higher retirement income can trigger hidden taxes on Social Security and Medicare.
Why High-Yield Savings Accounts Are About to Get Less Attractive—and Where to Move Your Cash
High-yield savings accounts still have value, but they may no longer be the best place for excess money.
Retirees in 41 States Risk Outliving Their Savings, Report Finds
Washington, New Hampshire, Colorado, Nebraska, Idaho, Minnesota, Utah, Maryland, and Montana where retirees were expected to have enough financial cushion to cover all of their expected expenses, a new report from CareScout found.
Give Them a Cushion, Not Just Cash: Gifting Ideas for the Graduates in Your Life
The best gifts can give a graduate a little breathing room, a smart habit, or a head start they will still appreciate years from now.
Your Biggest Asset May Be Your Biggest Retirement Risk
Rising insurance, taxes, and maintenance costs are making retirement homeownership more expensive.
Why Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High
One of the most shared and commented “In-depth Premium Reports” on our sister media, the Epoch Times, is entitled ‘How Big Healthcare Companies Keep Drug Prices High.'
Why the Millionaire Next Door Drives a Used Car—and What That Teaches About Real Wealth
Many wealthy people build fortunes quietly by avoiding lifestyle inflation and prioritizing investing over appearances.
How to Stop Overpaying for Prescriptions: Tips by a Financial Planner
There are multiple paths to lowering your prescription drug prices.
Ponzi Schemes Aren’t a Bernie Madoff Problem, They’re a 2026 Problem
How to spot a Ponzi scheme—the red flags in 2026.
Lawmakers Are Targeting Social Security 'High Earners,' Here’s Why That May Be a Bad Idea
There are potential risks of targeting wealthy earners and leaving other issues by the wayside.
How to Cut or Even Eliminate Surprise Medical Bills
Another major error health care consumers make is assuming a shock medical bill is a verdict rather than an opening offer.
Generating Tax-Free Income in Retirement
Smart tax strategies can help retirees keep more of their hard-earned savings.
What a Data Breach Actually Means for Your Money, and What to Do in the First 48 Hours
Is changing your password enough after a data breach?
Social Security July Benefits Schedule: Here's Who's Getting Paid and When
This year, the month of July is a special case because of the Independence Day federal holiday.
Brokerage Account Versus IRA: Which One Do You Open First?
What is the difference between a brokerage account and an IRA?
How to Negotiate Your Bills Like a Pro
Most people pay their monthly bills on autopilot, even when the price creeps up. But with just a few phone calls, a little comparison shopping, and knowing what to ask for can turn into real savings.
Save Program Student Loan Borrowers Need to Act Now, or Pay Later: Educator
Aron Boxer, former special education teacher and CEO of Diversified Education Services, joins NTD to weigh in.
Here's How to Land This Solid Student Federal Student Loan Discount
While autopay can be beneficial, borrowers need to continue reviewing their account statements regularly.
Stay Alert, Outsmart Ticket Scams This FIFA World Cup
Experts are warning there’s also an increased risk of fraud targeting fans.
New Social Security Legislation Could Save Some Recipients Big Money
One factor Social Security recipients should know is that withheld benefits aren't gone forever, with or without the bill.
Defending Yourself From the ‘Tax Torpedo’
Higher retirement income can trigger hidden taxes on Social Security and Medicare.
Why High-Yield Savings Accounts Are About to Get Less Attractive—and Where to Move Your Cash
High-yield savings accounts still have value, but they may no longer be the best place for excess money.
Retirees in 41 States Risk Outliving Their Savings, Report Finds
Washington, New Hampshire, Colorado, Nebraska, Idaho, Minnesota, Utah, Maryland, and Montana where retirees were expected to have enough financial cushion to cover all of their expected expenses, a new report from CareScout found.
Give Them a Cushion, Not Just Cash: Gifting Ideas for the Graduates in Your Life
The best gifts can give a graduate a little breathing room, a smart habit, or a head start they will still appreciate years from now.
Your Biggest Asset May Be Your Biggest Retirement Risk
Rising insurance, taxes, and maintenance costs are making retirement homeownership more expensive.