The new My GM Rewards Card is designed to drive GM car and truck sales and to reward loyal customers with nearly instant point redemption.
Author: Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press
If the IRS is accepting tax returns Jan. 24, does that mean you’ll get your refund early?
Although the IRS will start accepting returns on Jan. 24, you may not get a refund until mid-February – especially if you got child tax credit money.
Child tax credit money will be a no show in January; look out for IRS letter instead
What many families might not realize is that monthly child tax credit payments last year were to represent only half of a family’s estimated credit.
Student loans, child tax credit unknowns could shock budgets in 2022
Student loan bills, higher prices for groceries, and uncertainty about the child tax credit all could cut into family budgets in 2022.
How to throw more money at an inflation hedge with this year-end hack
Some savers may want to ‘double-up,’ if you will and buy I Bonds before year end. Inflation-indexed savings bonds gain more interest as prices go up.
Latest child tax credit money arrives Dec. 15. But don’t count on extra cash in 2022.
The money will stop unless Congress passes President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better package, which is currently stalled in the Senate.
Reshipping scams target job-seekers looking for remote work. Beware of these red flags.
Consumer watchdogs are warning of an uptick in jobs scams, such as reshipping scams, as many unemployed workers try to find jobs working from home.
Chase adds tools to help customers avoid overdraft fees – but it’s not eliminating them
Chase, the country’s biggest bank, is revising a series of practices as more political pressure and competition builds relating to overdraft fees.
Tax break for charitable donations packs extra incentive for giving this year
Thinking about making a charitable contribution? Check out the special tax break for donations made by the end of 2021.
Careful where you click: Tragedies like Michigan’s Oxford school shooting attract scammers
Bad actors often use tragedies like the Oxford school shooting to trick consumers into making donations and clicking on bad links.