Christine Baxter+FollowWhy Are Groceries on Layaway Now?Ever thought about putting your groceries on layaway? More folks are using 'buy now, pay later' apps like Klarna and Afterpay just to cover food runs. It sounds handy, but if you miss a payment, you could get hit with fees or even ding your credit score. Instead, try using a rewards credit card (and pay it off monthly), shop at budget stores like Aldi, or use cash-back apps to stretch your dollars without the risk! #MoneyHacks #GrocerySavings #BNPL #Business #MakeMoney20Share
Emily Rogers+FollowStudent Loan Deadline Sneaks Up—Are You Ready?Heads up if you’ve got student loans: a big deadline is coming up, and missing it could mess with your paycheck and credit score. Over 5 million people are behind on payments, and if you hit 270 days late, you’re officially in default. That means more than just annoying calls—it could cost you big time. If you’re struggling, now’s the moment to check your loan status, call your servicer, and see if you can switch to a lower payment plan or get a pause. Don’t let this sneak up on you! #StudentLoans #MoneyHacks #PersonalFinance #Business #MakeMoney00Share
Diane Carter+FollowWhy Your Medicare Perks Might Shrink SoonHeads up if you (or your parents) use Medicare Advantage: Congress is eyeing cuts to this popular health plan to pay for tax breaks. The catch? Slashing funds could mean losing those sweet extras like dental and vision coverage. Critics say there’s waste, but most folks pick Medicare Advantage for the perks. If you love your benefits, keep an eye on this debate—it could hit your wallet or your health routine. #MedicareAdvantage #HealthCare #MoneyTips #Business #MakeMoney2015Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowArcher's Wild Week: Is Flying Taxi Time Here?Archer Aviation just pulled off a hat trick: they landed $850M in fresh cash, scored a global deal to speed up flying taxi approvals, and inked a big partnership in Indonesia—all in one week. Translation? They’ve got enough money to keep the dream alive, and you might see these electric air taxis zipping around cities sooner than you think. Even big-name investors are jumping in. Could this be the Uber moment for the skies? #FlyingTaxi #ArcherAviation #MoneyMoves #Business #MakeMoney10Share
cody79+FollowStill Working After 67? Here’s a Social Security HackDid you know working part-time after you start collecting Social Security could actually bump up your monthly check? If your current gig pays more than your lowest-earning year in your top 35, Social Security might recalculate and give you a raise. So, if you’re still clocking in at 74, you could see a little extra cash in your pocket—especially if you’re earning more now than in some past years. Not a bad reason to keep that side hustle going! #RetirementHacks #SocialSecurity #MoneyTips #Business #MakeMoney193Share
Diane Carter+FollowDiddy's Wild Credit Card Life ExposedEver wondered what it looks like when a celebrity really maxes out their credit card? Diddy’s court case just spilled the beans: nearly a million bucks in monthly charges, including a $100k day and a hotel bill that could buy you a car. The real kicker? Prosecutors say these wild spending sprees might be tied to bigger company drama. If you think your splurges are bad, just remember: even the rich and famous can get called out for their spending habits! #celebritynews #moneytalks #spendinghabits #Business #MakeMoney5214Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowWould You Drop $795 for a Credit Card?Chase just cranked up the annual fee on its Sapphire Reserve card to a whopping $795! Sure, you get more perks and lounge access, but is it really worth it if you’re not living at the airport? With cheaper cards like the Sapphire Preferred still around, many travelers are rethinking if those free airport snacks are worth the splurge. Pro tip: Always check if you’ll actually use those fancy benefits before paying up! #CreditCardHacks #TravelTips #MoneyMatters #Business #MakeMoney12Share
nkent+FollowCould Your Bank Habits Reveal Memory Issues?Ever notice a loved one suddenly forgetting their PIN or making odd purchases? Turns out, changes in how we bank—like resetting passwords more often or skipping shopping trips—could hint at memory problems years before a dementia diagnosis. Banks are starting to spot these patterns, which could help families catch issues early and protect finances. So, if your spending habits or those of someone close to you seem off, it might be time for a friendly check-in! #MoneyMatters #DementiaAwareness #LifeHacks #Business #MakeMoney20Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowSocial Security Payday: Who Gets Paid Next?Heads up if you’re on Social Security—another round of payments is landing tomorrow! Depending on your birthday, you could see up to $5,108 hit your account, thanks to this year’s cost-of-living bump. The big shift? Average retirement checks just topped $2,000 for the first time, but there’s talk of new rules that could trim $3,500 a year from future payouts. So, keep an eye on those deposits and any changes coming down the line! #SocialSecurity #MoneyTips #Retirement #Business #MakeMoney5627Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowLock In That CD Rate Before It Drops!Thinking about stashing some cash in a CD? Now’s the time to act—CD rates are slipping, and they might drop even more if the Fed cuts rates soon. If you spot a good rate, grab it before it’s gone! Pro tip: check out local credit unions and online banks for hidden gems. And if your CD is about to mature, don’t just let it auto-renew—shop around for a better deal. Short-term CDs are hot right now, but laddering can help you balance returns and flexibility. Just remember: don’t lock up your emergency fund! #MoneyHacks #SavingsTips #CDRates #Business #MakeMoney20Share
