7 Simple Ways to Protect Your Credit Cards While Traveling
Traveling is incredibly exciting, but as experience shows, it can also come with certain risks, especially regarding financial security. When you head to another country or even another city, it's important to remember to protect your credit cards. An article on Fox News offers several simple yet important tips for ensuring financial safety while traveling.
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Judge Strikes Down Biden-Era Late Fee Rule on Credit Cards
A recent court ruling has turned out to be a significant event for credit card users in the United States. A federal judge in Texas issued a ruling to strike down a rule enacted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) under President Joe Biden’s administration. This rule would have allowed for a considerable reduction in late fees on credit card payments that banks could impose on their customers. The court found that this regulation could negatively impact the financial stability of banks, threatening their ability to provide loans.
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Tax Filing Deadline Approaches: What to Do If You Need an Extension
Today, April 18, marks the deadline for tax filing in the United States. If you do not have your tax return prepared yet or are encountering difficulties, it is important to know about the option for an extension. This year, due to certain natural disasters and other circumstances, several taxpayers have been granted additional time for filing returns and paying taxes.
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The New 401(k) Rule: How to Change Your Financial Future in 2025
Significant changes are expected for participants in 401(k) pension plans starting in 2025. One of the most important innovations will be the ability to automatically transfer funds from your 401(k) plan to an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) upon reaching retirement age. This means you will be able to manage your retirement savings more efficiently without spending time on complicated transfer procedures.
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Collecting Liberation Day Tariffs: How the U.S. is Already Earning Millions
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) continues to collect significant amounts in new tariffs introduced in connection with the celebration of Liberation Day. This date, now an important event in the country's economic calendar, is already generating additional revenues exceeding $200 million per day. The government is confident that this measure not only strengthens the country's economic condition but also helps to finance various measures aimed at supporting the internal economy.
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Dogecoin Arrives at Peace Corps HQ: Possible Budget Cuts on the Horizon?
The Peace Corps, a renowned organization dedicated to volunteer service, sending individuals around the world, is facing potential changes in its financial policy. Central to the discussion is the introduction of the cryptocurrency Dogecoin into the organization’s daily operations, which signals possible budget cuts. This week, a commemorative piece of Dogecoin was delivered to the Peace Corps headquarters to mark the organization’s 50th anniversary.
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Massive Cyber Attack: Malware Steals Bank Data and Passwords from Millions of Users
A recent cybersecurity investigation has revealed a shocking number of devices susceptible to a malware attack aimed at stealing bank card data and passwords. Experts discovered that millions of devices around the world have been infected, putting users' personal financial information at risk.
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US Inflation Analysis: February 2025 Shows Slowing Price Growth
In February 2025, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data showed that inflation in the United States is slowing down. According to the report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall price level increased by 0.2% compared to the previous month, marking a significant reduction compared to earlier observations.
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Increase in Tax Refunds in the USA: How Will It Affect the Economy?
According to the latest data provided by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Americans are currently receiving tax refunds that are larger than last year. So far, the number of refunds has increased by 4.7% compared to the same period last year, which is linked to the improving financial situation of many citizens and the opportunity to take advantage of several tax benefits, such as an increased standard deduction and more generous tax credits for families with children.
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Aston Martin Soars to New Financial Low with Record Losses
In recent months, Aston Martin has been facing growing financial difficulties, and current data shows that the company has incurred more significant losses than expected. For the six-month period ending June 30, the luxury car manufacturer reported substantial losses of £208 million, which is a 14% increase compared to the same period last year. These figures clearly illustrate that the company continues to accumulate its debts despite attempts at restructuring.
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