Nowadays, you have a lot of payment processors, a lot of money transfer systems, but the attacks and the phishing never stops.
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If you expect to get Social Security, this is the one thing to do in the aftermath of the Equifax breach
The financial exploitation of seniors is already a problem. Now with the massive data breach by Equifax, it’s just one more thing to concern the elderly. #personalfinance
College savings in 529 plans may be worth less than hoped
College savings in 529 plans may be worth less than hoped #personalfinance
Quicken Alternatives You Need To Try
Quicken was the only game in town for years, but that’s changed. And with the system’s future uncertain, it’s time to explore some Quicken alternatives. #personalfinance
You added ‘!’ or ‘1’ to your password, thinking this made it strong. Science says no.
For years, computer users have been told they should have complicated passwords, including numbers, punctuation marks and other symbols, and upper- and lowercase letters. #personalfinance
4 steps to ace a fall financial checkup
Now’s the time to check in on your 2017 financial plan. Here are four steps to take and save money before the end of the year. #personalfinance
Taking Over Your Aging Parents’ Finances
In the year 2011, the Baby Boomer generation started turning 65. Over the next 13 years, 10,000 Boomers will reach retirement age every day. #personalfinance
One surprising way money can buy happiness, according to scientists
People who buy time by paying someone to complete household tasks are more satisfied with life. #personalfinance
What do you need to do to retire with $1 million?
What do you need to do to retire with $1 million? Whatever you end up saving will help. It’s better than not saving anything.