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21 Smart Ways to Get Paid to Exercise
Whether you’re starting a side business that keeps you active, choosing a physical career or simply earning rewards for your run, there are plenty of ways to get paid to exercise.
Apr 6, 2026
Investing
Investing for Beginners: A Crash Course on Making Your Money Grow
Mutual funds, index funds, stocks, bonds and more! If the whole idea of the market has you moaning, check out our guide to investing for beginners.
Apr 18, 2026
Debt Management
15 Warning Signs Of A Tampered Card Reader
Every card swipe comes with risk if you're not paying attention to the machine in front of you. Credit card skimming is more common than most realize, and spotting tampered readers early can save you serious trouble. Here's how to stay one step ahead. Loose Or Wobbly Card Slot Hans/Pixabay Legitimate card readers are tightly...
Apr 18, 2026
Banking & Credit
Aeroplan Credit Card Hikes Welcome Offer to 75,000 Points (Limited Time)
Starting April 16, 2026, new holders of the Aeroplan credit card can earn an elevated welcome offer.
May 2, 2026
Insurance
16 Make-Your-Own-Schedule Jobs You Can Do From Home
Want to work from home? These solid companies have awesome BBB grades and let you set your own schedule…
Apr 18, 2026
Banking & Credit
5 Things to Know About the Revvi Card
High fees, low credit limits and a sky-high interest rate should have you looking elsewhere to build credit.
May 2, 2026
Budget Planner
6 Online Shopping Sites That Are Off the Beaten Path
Almost all of us do some shopping online. It’s just so easy: You point and click, then go to your “cart” and pay for your order. Boom, you’re done. If you’re shopping only on Amazon or eBay or Etsy, though, you’re missing out on some really good deals. We scouted out a bunch of obscure...
Apr 18, 2026
Insurance
Is Life Insurance Taxable? No, Except in These 4 Situations
Life insurance policies are a way to financially protect your loved ones after you pass away. But will your beneficiaries owe taxes on the life insurance payout? Usually, no, you don’t have to pay taxes on life insurance payouts. But like most general rules, there are a few exceptions. We’ll break down some situations when...
Apr 18, 2026
Budget Planner
‘Warflation’ Will Hit More Than Just Gas Prices
The Iran war is driving “warflation,” raising gas and diesel prices and threatening higher costs for food, shipping, and goods.
Aug 1, 2026
Budget Planner
How to Save on Gas: 23 Ways to Beat Prices at the Pump
The cost of getting around town adds up. But there are lots of ways to save money on gas, from scouting the best rewards programs to keeping your tires properly inflated.
Apr 18, 2026
Banking & Credit
New SoFi Charge Card Earns Unlimited 5% Back at Grocery Stores
The new $0-annual-fee SoFi Smart Card earns an uncapped 5% cash back at grocery stores, which is among the best rates on the market in one of the biggest spending categories for many shoppers.
Apr 4, 2026
Investing
Best CD Rates of 2023
A certificate of deposit — CD for short — is a low-risk savings account that holds a fixed amount of money for a certain time, such as six months, one year or five years. During that time, your deposit earns a fixed interest rate. Usually, the longer the term, the higher the interest rate. When...
Apr 18, 2026