10 end-of-year tax tips every student-athlete should know

Intuit TurboTax reports 10 tax tips for student-athletes, including making strategic payments, maximizing deductions, donating to charity, and adjusting W-4s to lower tax bills.

Everything you need to know about wedding insurance costs and coverage

BriteCo reports that wedding insurance, averaging $155 to $600, protects against financial losses from cancellations and liability issues, ensuring peace of mind.

Where Americans are broke: 2026 study

SmartAsset reports that 11.3% of U.S. households have zero or negative net worth, with states like Oklahoma, Mississippi, and New York showing higher rates.

How to know whether jewelry insurance is worth it

BriteCo reports that jewelry insurance is worthwhile for items above $1,500-$2,000. It covers theft and loss, costing about 1%-2% of the item’s value annually.

Digital wallets continue to transform how the world pays

Global Payments reports that digital wallets are transforming payments, with 56% of global e-commerce in 2025 using them, offering speed and flexibility in transactions.

How to avoid financial overextension and help manage your wealth

Wells Fargo reports on avoiding financial overextension, highlighting signs like rising debt and tight cash flow, with strategies for effective wealth management.

Same driver, same car: Why auto insurance quotes can differ by nearly $5,000 a year

AssuranceAmerica reports that U.S. drivers can see auto insurance quotes vary by nearly $5,000 annually due to differing carrier pricing models, driving more consumers to shop around.

Getting started trading futures: Understanding the basics of futures contracts

NinjaTrader reports that understanding futures contracts is essential for new traders, covering their mechanics, transaction types, orders, and popular markets.

Money is a top stressor. Here’s what you can do.

Ally Financial reports that 65% of Americans stress over money.

Rising costs are forcing Americans to delay major life events

SoFi reports rising living costs are delaying major life events for many Americans, with 85% stating daily expenses have increased.

Managing your student loan debt: Strategies for success

Achieve reports on managing student loan debt, emphasizing strategies like income-driven repayment plans, refinancing, and prioritizing payments for financial success.

7 wedding expenses that are tax deductible

Intuit TurboTax reports seven tax-deductible wedding expenses, including donations to charities, leftover food, and wedding attire, boosting tax refunds.

Why so many Americans drive without insurance

AssuranceAmerica reports that about 15% of U.S. drivers lacked auto insurance by 2025, largely due to rising premiums affecting affordability for many.

Here's why a financial checkup matters and when to get started

Achieve reports that a financial checkup helps assess progress toward goals any time of year. Key steps include reviewing income, spending, and planning for future expenses.

7 common bills you can negotiate right now and how much you could save in 2026

Achieve reports you can negotiate common bills like credit card fees, insurance, gym memberships, and rent, potentially saving you hundreds yearly.

Tips for getting a loan with no credit

OneMain Financial reports tips for securing a loan with no credit history, suggesting options like secured loans, cosigned loans, family loans, and 401(k) loans.

The New Tire-Buying Playbook: AI Insights Meet Human Advice

(Feature Impact) A tire purchase can start with a familiar moment: a dashboard warning light, a repair shop visit, worn tread or realizing the current set is nearing a mileage milestone. When it's time to replace tires, drivers have more ways than ever to research options, including classic search engines and AI chatbots.

The credit score your insurer uses isn't your FICO

TheZebra.com reports that your car insurance rates may be affected by a credit-based insurance score, which differs from your FICO score.

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How to prevent elder fraud and financial abuse

Wells Fargo reports that elder fraud losses reached $7.7 billion in 2025, up 59%. Scams targeting seniors include imposter and romance schemes.

5 of the scariest money moves you may be making

Current reports five scary money moves that can harm your finances, including skipping your employer's retirement match and not investing cash.

Money conversations worth having before the holidays

Intuit TurboTax reports that discussing holiday spending in October can help you set limits and reduce financial pressure before the season begins.

How insurance claims work for storm-damaged properties

Performance Adjusting Public Insurance Adjusters reports that understanding insurance claims for storm-damaged properties is vital for financial protection.

What history says about the stock market in the month before midterm elections

Plus500 reports that U.S. stocks average 2.9% returns in the year before midterm elections and 12.4% after, but macroeconomic factors play a bigger role than election outcomes.