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Here’s Where Financial Experts Are Stashing Their Savings (And So Can You)

Choosing the best savings account is more than just getting a bigger return on your money, though that’s essential. Experts recommend selecting an account based on your goals, risk tolerance, time frame and other factors. So where are personal finance professionals stashing their own savings? CNET Money’s Financial Review Board give their expert advice.

Should You Tap Home Equity To Pay Your Bills?

Some people may be tempted to use the equity they have built in their home to eliminate the outstanding debt. But is that a good idea? Before making such a move, it is important to understand the pros and cons of using home equity.

How To Turn Stock Losses Into Tax Savings, And Other Ways To Trim Your Tax Bill

There’s not much you can do to stop interest rates from climbing or stocks from falling. Still, you may have more control than you realize when it comes to another financial pain point that can significantly impact your budget — your taxes. For several moves to consider to improve your chances of tax savings, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

70% Of Americans Think A Recession Is Coming: Here’s What They Are Doing To Prepare

While experts debate whether a recession will happen or when, most people are already convinced we’re headed for a downturn, a recent survey finds. High inflation is one of the biggest risk factors that make people think an economic decline is coming. For steps you can take to reduce your costs, CLICK ON THE HEADLINE

Here’s How Just Thinking About Inflation Can Cause It. And The Fed May Take Notice

Until the past several months, the prices for these long-lasting durable goods had been steady. But waiting may cost a lot more as inflation pressures stick around. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE

Personal Loans For Small Business: What To Know

Personal loans are a quick and flexible way to pay for your business’s financial needs, including payroll, inventory and vendor expenses. But there are downsides to them. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE