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Photo: YuraYaryna (Shutterstock) Monitoring your credit history regularly reduces the likelihood that reporting errors (best case) or identity theft (worst case) will derail your financial health—and you can now do…
The following are some class-action settlements with September deadlines that many people are eligible for, including what the settlement is for, who is eligible, how to claim your slice of…
It’s been a hell of a summer for people with student loans. In June the Supreme Court blocked Biden’s student loan forgiveness program. Then in July, the Education Department announced…
I still love receiving mail, but most of what lands in my mailbox these days isn’t cards from people I know or magazines I look forward to every month. Rather,…
The United States can be a cruel place for people with bad or no health insurance: One medical crisis could result in thousands of dollars of debt. But the Consumer…
Humans are predictable: When we want to know something, we’re probably going to google it. Companies (including digital media sites like Lifehacker) know this, and often try to “game the…
Security breaches suck. Unfortunately, they’re quite common. As reported by The Washington Post, the latest high-profile ransomware attack hit Dish and its subsidiaries, Sling TV and Boost Mobile, six weeks…
Photo: Yulia Grigoryeva (Shutterstock) The credit score, which has a surprisingly long history dating back to the 19th century, is mainly used to judge how much risk you represent to…
It’s probably not just a feeling you have: Some people really do get way more spam calls, emails, and texts than others. For every fake McAfee order email your friend…
Photo: fizkes (Shutterstock) It happens to the best of us: You might be totally up to date on all the latest phishing scams and still fall for one. While it’s…