If you are saving for retirement via your company’s plan, that’s great. But what if you have a spouse who doesn’t work outside the home? There may be an opportunity for you to contribute to a spousal IRA, which could be a tax-smart way to save for retirement in the case when one spouse isn’t working. Read more from Bill Bischoff.
Everyone wants a good credit score, but who knows what that score actually means? Read what your FICO score means and how it impacts you, via Sam Rega.
COVID has not only had devastating effects on people’s health and well being; it has also played a role in widening the gap between women’s and men’s retirement savings. Here’s what you need to know about catching up from Carmen Reinicke.
The deadline to file your taxes is 4/18/22. If you haven’t filed yet, read more about what you need to know via Kate Dore.
Not saving more for retirement now may cost you later. Read more about how to get started from Lorie Konish.
Romance scams soared 80% in 2021, especially among 18-29 year-olds, as frauds involving phony crypto investments add a new twist to an age-old scam, the FTC says. Read more from Lukas I. Alpert.