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Comprehensive data on the costs of financial exploitation does not exist, but GAO notes some studies have put it in the billions.

2020 was hard. Obviously. So many people—at least 22 million— lost their jobs last year. It’s hard to fathom how and when we’ll fully recover. But the new year is a new start. And the economy has started to bounce back, so now is a great time to look for a new job if you haven’t started already.

A Florida appellate court has ruled that the broad equitable powers available for proceedings supplementary do not override the mandate that a charging order be the sole and exclusive remedy against a debtor/member's LLC interest.

Many tax numbers are adjusted for inflation at the start of the year. It can be hard to spot the ones that matter to you. Here are three tax figures for 2021 that all employees should be aware of.

Whether you're over-funding a 529 plan or prioritizing college savings over your own financial security, saving too much for college can be an expensive mistake.

Three risks that are the most likely to derail retirement plans. Fortunately, the risks can be reduced.

Will your student loans get cancelled?

Cryptocurrency is becoming mainstream with major platforms adopting it. Should you invest?

Do you have enough life insurance to provide for your family if something were to happen to you? This is a question I often receive and unfortunately, many people have no idea. After all, death and pushy life insurance agents are two things most people would probably rather not deal with.

President-elect Joe Biden's incoming chief of staff has said Biden will extend the student loan payment pause on day one.

Will your student loans get cancelled?

President-Elect Joe Biden’s transition team confirmed over the weekend that as one of his first acts in office, Biden will use executive authority to extend the current moratorium on student loan payments, interest, and collections. Here's what we know.

Millions of jobless Americans are starting to see larger unemployment checks, as a result of the stimulus package passed late last month. But when you get the boost, and how big it is, can depend on what state you live in.

With intrafamily loans, the lender (typically parents) either provides the recipient (the children) with the funds for a special use or establishes a “grantor” trust that an heir can draw upon while the grantor is still alive.

At the end of the 2019 Fiscal Year there 74,369 people working for the IRS. That compares to 94,711 in 2010. In 1995 there were 113,643. That is why liens and levies are down and waiting out the ten year statute is now a viable strategy.

Joe Biden wants to cancel student loans three different ways.

Looking to make some smart money moves in 2021? Here are severl ways to save over $4000 per year without having to give up going to Starbucks.

The federal Bureau of Prisons is locking down inmates across the country ... inmates that have mostly been locked down since last March.

The new year is all about resetting and getting your life back on track. After the year that was 2020, a lot of us are yearning for a restart. Being on track with your financials at the beginning of January will help set you up for success for the entire year. Here are a few money tips.

Are higher state estate taxes in your future?