This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. No matter why you’re looking for a new job, job hunting during the coronavirus pandemic is unique. Instead of attending in-person networking events, you’re likely attending virtual job fairs […]
Category: Finance
5 Scenarios Where IRS Will Help You Get Missing Stimulus Check – robin@thepennyhoarder.com (Robin Hartill, CFP®)
If your stimulus check was less than you expected or you haven’t gotten one at all, it’s been virtually impossible to contact the IRS. The answer to stimulus check troubles has been: “Wait until 2021 […]
How to Get Started If You’ve Never Had a Bank Account – Spencer Tierney
Managing your money without a bank account is doable. But it can pose challenges — and the COVID-19 pandemic has only added more. Your economic impact payment might’ve arrived weeks or months after others’ did, […]
[Study] 52% of People Aren’t Concerned With Payment App Security, Yet Financial Data Is at Risk – Amanda Pell
Sometimes it doesn’t take long for brands to maneuver their way into our vocabulary. Multimillion-dollar businesses become interchangeable with verbs. How many times have you heard “Google it” or “I’ll Venmo you”? For many people, […]
The Scary Costs of Fight-or-Flight Investing –
A couple weeks ago I was talking with a friend. He told me that this March, after the stock market had lost over 30% in just a few weeks, he called his financial adviser and […]
How Trump’s Latest Executive Actions Could Affect Your Finances – Brandon Ballenger
Following weeks of impasse in Congress over continuing coronavirus-related financial aid, President Donald Trump took several executive actions on Saturday. The three new executive memoranda and a new executive order issued over the weekend cover […]
How Trump’s Latest Executive Actions Could Affect Your Finances – Brandon Ballenger
Following weeks of impasse in Congress over continuing coronavirus-related financial aid, President Donald Trump took several executive actions on Saturday. The three new executive memoranda and a new executive order issued over the weekend cover […]
Why a Coronavirus Vaccine Might Not Work for 42% of Adults – Chris Kissell
Obesity has been a national epidemic for decades. But the coronavirus may have ratcheted up the danger. Some experts worry that any COVID-19 vaccine that emerges may not work in people who are obese. It’s […]
Americans Worry About Paying Credit Card If COVID Surge Continues – Chris Kissell
Most Americans with credit card debt — 62% — worry that they won’t be able to make a minimum credit card payment sometime in the next three months if the coronavirus pandemic rages on, according […]
The 20 Most Popular Work-From-Home Job Titles – Guest Blogger
This story originally appeared on FlexJobs.com. Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, working from home was becoming increasingly common. In 2018, 3.6% of U.S. workers worked remotely half time or more, and remote work as a […]