Author: super@dmin
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Retirement Hacks: Max out your IRA before the end of the year
Doing so is a good way to prepare for your retirement
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: ‘Sloppy, bad, false data’: Tenant-screening reports used by landlords can include outdated or incorrect information, CFPB says
The CFPB received more than 17,200 complaints concerning incorrect information in tenant screenings from January 2019 through September 2022.
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Key Words: BBC says official explanation for journalist arrest in China is that he was detained to prevent catching COVID
The BBC said it was not satisfied with the explanation given for the arrest of one of its journalists covering protests in Shanghai.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures slide as China unrest raises growth fears
U.S. stock futures are sliding amid concerns unrest in China may hobble global growth
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NerdWallet: ‘Monthly payments will be pushed even higher.’ What can you do if you need to buy a new car?
The car market is showing slight signs of stabilizing, but for now, financing a car isn’t going to get cheaper. If you need a car soon, here’s what you can do.
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Kelley Blue Book: Check out Ferrari’s first SUV (just don’t call it an SUV)
By the numbers, the Ferrari Purosangue is a 6.5-liter V12 making 715 horsepower and a 0-60 mph time of 3.1 seconds. Wait until you find out how much it costs.
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NerdWallet: Save more on your holiday shopping by learning the finer points of price matching
Rules and red tape can sometimes make price-matching policies extra challenging. Here are some tips for using price matching to save more this holiday season.
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Kelley Blue Book: Why GM dealers are quietly repairing Teslas
The company has repaired over 11,000 Teslas over the past year, said GM President Mark Reuss.
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NerdWallet: Finally, high-yield savings accounts that will fatten your bank balance
Savings account rates are increasing, thanks to The Fed, and some top accounts are earning more than 3% APY. Learn how to find them, and what to watch out for.
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Next Avenue: ‘You never know what people are going to fight over.’ Tips to help to keep your kids from going to war over your estate.
Wills and estates have a way of disrupting families. But what can a parent do to avoid things boiling over between surviving siblings?