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Most Can't Afford a $1,000 Emergency
A recent survey from Bankrate.com found nearly half of people have less emergency savings or no savings compared to a year ago, and it’s hurting certain groups more than others.
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CT Professor Talks About Upcoming Tax Season
The tax season is now underway. Here’s what you need to know about filing this year.
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CT LIVE!: How Women Can Take Control of Their Finances
Financial Advisor Maggie Johndrow shares tips.
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Nearly 4 Million Kids Could Fall Into Poverty This Month After End of Tax Credit Payments, Study Says
Nearly 4 million children could fall into poverty this month following the end of monthly child tax credit payments in December, according to a new study.
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CT LIVE!: Divorce and Finances
Financial advisor and Certified Divorce Financial Analyst Maggie Johndrow explains what you need to know.
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Low Income Families Can Get Help Paying for Electric, Gas Bills: How to Apply
The Biden administration is distributing an additional $4.5 billion in funds to help low-income Americans cover heating costs during a second pandemic winter, with cold-weather states receiving the largest share
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Taking Stock of Spending Could Help You Could Fight Inflation
After weeks of stories about inflation, you might be wondering if there is anything you can do. The good news is there is.
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Higher Home Heating Costs Could Burn a Hole in Your Wallet This Winter
Pandemic-battered families face skyrocketing heating costs this winter, with year-on-year prices set to rise by as much as 54% for some households, according to the annual winter fuel outlook released this week from the Energy Information Administration.