Once you've created a sufficient emergency fund, you should consider maximizing your savings through additional accounts. High-yield savings accounts, 401(k)s, IRAs, CDs, and MMAs offer higher interest rates to help you achieve all of your savings go ( iStock )
One potential downside to opening a high-yield savings account is also its largest potential upside: variable interest rates. If rates rise, you can earn more money at a faster rate ; if market rates fall, your maximum interest potential will also be limited. This money savings option may be a wise choice for someone setting aside a lump sum amount as some accounts may require a minimum balance.
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Don’t Waste Your Money: Food delivery delays | ABC27
Food delivery services are more popular than every during the COVID-19 pandemic. But with that popularity, some problems have become more frequent, especially orders arriving to people’s doorsteps later than usual.
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“We noticed a lot of third party delivery drivers weren’t coming to pick up the food,” Chu recalled.
But driver shortages can lead to longer wait times. Another ream may be because of how much customers tip the delivery drivers, as well.
Could paying cash save you money on medical care?
We shop online for everything from clothes to cars and can compare pricing before committing, so a Naples surgeon wants to make that same approach available to medical care.
Dr. Michael Havig, an orthopedic surgeon at Naples Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, said he came up with the idea after hearing his staff turn away patients who did not have insurance or who were out of network.
So he created HealthMeDocs , an online platform that takes the guesswork out of it for both the patient and the provider. The platform allows patients to shop for bundled services based on the type of care they may need.
Repayment of £1.4m of Furlough Money and Notification of Preliminary Results
Next 15 is pleased to announce that in recognition of the Group's continued strong trading performance and balance sheet, it is repaying the support previously received from the UK Government furlough scheme.
The £1.4m received in the year to 31 January 2021 will be accounted for as an 'exceptional item' in the Group's reported results for that year, whilst the £1.4m repayment will also be accounted for as an 'exceptional item' in the results for the year to 31 January 2022.
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Compass losing money, gaining market share - HousingWire Compass lost money in 2020, made $3.7
The numbers are in: Compass lost $270 million in 2020, and the residential real estate brokerage generated $3.7 billion in revenue.
Those figures are from a statement Compass filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday afternoon, in which the brokerage proposed offering $500 million in class "A" common stock.
For residential real estate professionals, Compass's "S-1" – the financial disclosure statement a U.S. company must provide before trading on a Wall Street exchange – has been hotly anticipated.
You need this IRS letter to claim stimulus money on your taxes. Here's the deal - CNET
5% Is the New 4% -- for Making Your Money Last Through Retirement | The Motley
If you've done some reading about retirement planning, you've most likely run across the famous "4% rule," which suggests that if you want to make your retirement nest egg last for at least 30 years, you should withdraw 4% of it in your first year of retirement, and then adjust future withdrawals for inflation.
The rule is very appealing, because it's so easy to use. But 4% is not necessarily the right withdrawal rate for you. Indeed, the rule's creator, William Bengen, recently suggested that 5% is more appropriate.
ON THE MONEY: 4 tips for starting or reinventing a business in tough times | Business |
A passer-by pulls luggage while walking past a sign offering directions to an Uber and Lyft ride pickup location at Logan International Airport, in Boston, Tuesday, Feb. 9, 2021. Businesses like Uber, Airbnb and Square were born in recessions. Now, the effects of COVID-19 are forcing existing businesses to reinvent themselves, and some of today's most significant business obstacles will spark new startups offering innovative solutions.
Think the best time to start a business is in a booming economy? Maybe. But some of the biggest business success stories in recent decades actually came from a good idea hatched during a recession.
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