Month: July 2022

domoyega | E+ | Getty Images As credit card debt swells and interest rates spike, many spenders are fearful about high balances. Nearly 1 in 5 Americans are afraid to check their credit card statements, according to a recent report from travel website Upgraded Points, which surveyed 3,500 people in April 2022.  While Americans trimmed
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Paul Burns | Getty Images Claiming Social Security retirement benefits early means locking in a lower benefit amount for life. Yet a recent survey of U.S. adults ages 26 and up by Nationwide Retirement Institute found that claiming early is exactly what many Americans are planning to do. The survey found 42% of respondents plan
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Since its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, the Russian government has denied access to a lot of financial statistics, but the data we can see show that Russia’s tax revenue in the first five months of 2022 was sky-high. Calendar year 2021 was a year of strong revenue collections for the Russian government. Still,
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Kevin Dodge | The Image Bank | Getty Images As inflation causes a spike in the cost of college, many parents may be concerned about higher tuition bills. A few tax breaks, however, may offer relief for cash-strapped families, financial experts say. While tuition and fees mostly remained flat during the pandemic, some colleges are
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