Adapting to living and working at home can be challenging. We care for our families, home-school our children, connect with clients, conduct conference calls, and socialize virtually. It’s easy to lose sight of our own needs. Here are some ways to improve your mental well-being.
COVID-19 scams are running rampant, targeting the elderly and at-risk individuals. Here are a few of the scams to watch for and tips on how you can protect yourself.
We are experiencing an unprecedented event in the world. It can be tough to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But let's reflect on the opportunities that are presenting themselves to us.
The FICO scoring system is changing - and it could affect your credit score. Find out if your score is likely to go up or down.
Ever wonder how long you should keep your receipts, statements, and other accumulated documents? Here are some recommended holding periods for a variety of documents you likely have in your cabinet or drawer.
Authorities are warning about a new scam and it's one that can easily be avoided. Read More.
You make a purchase at a store, swipe your credit card, and sign the receipt. But then you notice that the charge doesn't appear on your credit card statement - ever. How long does the merchant have to charge you?
When was the last time you changed your passwords or thoroughly updated your devices? Here are some easy and free things you can do immediately to secure your digital world.
Can you detect a financial scam when you see one? AIG Life & Retirement conducted a survey on elder abuse and confirmed that elder financial abuse is a pervasive and expansive problem.
The annual Medicare Open Enrollment Period begins October 15, 2019. This is the time to make changes to your plan. Here's what we recommend.
This article originally appeared on NJMoneyHelp.com. Learn if you can appeal your homestead rebate if you missed the deadline.
This article originally appeared on NJMoneyHelp.com. Learn how you can obtain your homestead rebate after you've moved.
Medicare can be complicated. The New York Post asked us to answer this question recently: Can I opt out of Medicare Part D?
The cost of prescription drugs continues to rise at a faster rate than overall inflation, especially for seniors. Now, consumers have a new weapon to control some of that cost: the right to ask your pharmacist for help.
Every time there is a massive data breach, we are asked "Should I freeze my credit?" Historically, the process has been cumbersome and time consuming, and few do it. Now, Congress has made it easier. Here's how it works.
The concept of "creative destruction" refers to new industries sprouting up to take the place of old industries. But throughout the destruction and eventual creation of these industries - including the financial industry - lies real people.
Cybercrime and fraud are serious threats and constant vigilance is key. This checklist summarizes common cyber fraud tactics, best practices for protecting yourself, and actions to take if you suspect that your personal information has been compromised.
