Liliana Hall

3 days ago | money.com | Liliana Hall |Paul Reynolds

When it comes to saving on car insurance, many drivers know the basics — maintain a clean driving record, bundle your policies, and shop around for quotes. But what if you’ve done all that and your rate is still higher than you can live with? That’s a distinct possibility, given what’s been happening to car insurance rates. Prices for automotive policies rose 11.3% in 2024, following a 20.3% increase in 2023, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

5 days ago | money.com | Liliana Hall |Julia Glum

Gen Z is not banking on an early retirement — or even a traditional one. More than a third of Gen Zers, or people who were born between 1997 and 2012, say the standard retirement age of 65 no longer feels relevant in today’s economy, according to a new survey from insurance company Nationwide. Nearly half (48%) say they plan to work beyond that age, with many pointing to the flexibility of remote work as a reason they can stay in the workforce past 65.

1 week ago | money.com | Liliana Hall |Paul Reynolds

You’ll never forget parallel parking for the first time — or the panic that came with it. The first time behind the wheel can be thrilling, awkward and a little nerve-wracking. Learning to drive is a major milestone for teens, but it also creates new potential dangers in their lives. Teens ages 16 to 19 are at a greater risk for car accidents than any other age group, underscoring the importance of comprehensive driver education.

1 week ago | money.com | Liliana Hall |Katherine Peach

Last week, House members narrowly passed President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful” tax bill, which includes a new savings account for children that comes with a one-time baby bonus. The proposed “Trump Accounts” — originally dubbed “MAGA Accounts” or “Money Accounts for Growth and Advancement” — are designed as long-term investment accounts for newborns.

2 weeks ago | money.com | Liliana Hall |Katherine Peach

Costco’s gold bars have become so popular that the company is quietly tightening restrictions on its precious metal sales. While members could originally buy two 1-ounce, 24-karat gold bars per transaction, Costco has since changed its policy. Shoppers can still buy up to two bars, but they can place only one transaction every 24 hours.