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Radius Bank Review: What We Liked (and What We Didn’t)
Radius Bank is primarily an online bank, which means you won’t find branches or even ATMs on every corner. (Radius does have one brick-and-mortar location – in Boston, Massachusetts. Those of you in...
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Working From Home With Kids: 7 Tips From Real Moms
Earning money from home while you care for and spend quality time with your kids sounds like the definition of “having it all.” Unless you’ve ever actually tried to do it. Ask any stay-at-home-parent...
View ArticleLet Hippo Home Insurance Save You 20% (Plus More Ways to Save)
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Work From Home Office: How to Shift to Working Remotely
As a precaution, companies across the U.S. are implementing work-from-home policies, sending 9-to-5 office workers home to log in from their kitchen tables. The Centers for Disease Control and...
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How to Get Financial Hardship Help to Avoid Going Into Debt
During a crisis, every decision can feel overwhelming. If you’re facing a sudden hardship — like a divorce, injury or job loss — even asking for financial help can feel like another burden. But the...
View Article4 Things We Know So Far About the Coronavirus Tax Extension
If you owe taxes for 2019, you just got an extra 90 days to pay up as part of the federal government’s coronavirus relief efforts. Most taxpayers who owe the IRS will now have until July 15 to make...
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Use This Crisis Money Guide to Help Weather the Coronavirus
Perhaps the only good thing to come out of COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, is the realization that we’re all in this together. We at The Penny Hoarder are committed to bringing you...
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What to Do When You’re Laid Off: 15 Ways to Survive Unemployment
Editor’s note: This post was originally published March 8, 2016, and has been updated. After 41 years of steady work, I was laid off from my position in the employment screening industry on Jan. 6,...
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Amazon Jobs Increase by 100K Due to Coronavirus
Amazon is making a major hiring push in response to an influx of online shoppers due to the spread of COVID-19, the new coronavirus. The e-commerce giant plans to hire 100,000 part-time and full-time...
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The Dobot Savings Account Helps You Save Without Thinking About It
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How to Create a Bare Bones Budget to Ride Out a Crisis
Getting through a tough time often requires making sacrifices — including financial ones. A serious illness, the death of a family member, unexpected emergencies and job loss create precarious...
View ArticleWorld Oral Health Day: Tips for a Healthy Mouth, Teeth and Gums
Whether we’re talking, singing, eating or kissing, our mouths are really there for us. Why not show it a little appreciation in return on March 20, World Oral Health Day? You Know the Drill The...
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Major Employers Grant Paid Sick Leave to Part-Time Employees
Due to COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, hourly workers are faced with a difficult decision: adhere to guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to curb...
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How to Get Essential Needs Assistance if You’ve Lost Income
We talk about the importance of having a well-stocked emergency fund and wiggle room in your budget. That’s the ideal, but living paycheck to paycheck without a savings cushion is a reality for...
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How to Prepare for a Recession: 6 Steps You Can Take Now
Some of the links in this post are from our sponsors. We provide you with accurate, reliable information. Learn more about how we make money and select our advertising partners. It’s an unhappy fact of...
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13 Free, Easy Strategies for Coronavirus Stress Management
We’re living in scary, uncertain times, and for a lot of us, that translates into high levels of stress and anxiety. But as natural as these responses may be, chronic stress and anxiety pose their own...
View ArticleDear Penny: I’m Retired. What Will Coronavirus Do to My Savings?
Dear B., The truth is that nobody knows. Sure, we’ve survived downturns before. They’ve been painful and scary. But retirement portfolios have bounced back. In all likelihood, that’s what will happen...
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Here’s How Small Businesses Affected by Coronavirus Can Get Help
Private organizations and federal agencies are scrambling to provide economic relief to small businesses affected by the new coronavirus, COVID-19. Small businesses across the nation are taking a...
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How to Store Fruits and Vegetables and Stretch Your Food Budget
Americans waste a lot of food. In fact, 31% of retail and consumer food goes uneaten, according to the USDA. That’s almost a third. It’s easy to understand why. We’ve all been there — you go grocery...
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What to Do if Your College Closed Due to the Coronavirus
School’s out for many colleges and universities that have closed in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. That can create a dire problem if you depend on your school for housing, food...
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