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Average Heating Bills Are Projected Up $82 – A Nightly Thermostat Setback Can Cover It

In September 2026, the National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA) projected that households will spend $1,030 on average to heat their homes this winter, $82 more than last year. How much of that increase reaches you depends on your fuel.... Source

12 Oct 2026
Can’t Pay the IRS? File Anyway – Late Filing Costs 10 Times More a Month

If you owe the IRS more than you can pay, file your return on time anyway. Filing late adds a penalty of 5% of the unpaid tax each month, while paying late adds 0.5%. Then apply online for an IRS payment plan and pay off the balance over time. Source

12 Oct 2026
A Roth IRA and a Traditional IRA Are Taxed at Opposite Ends

A traditional IRA can cut your taxes now and taxes withdrawals later. A Roth taxes the money going in, and qualified withdrawals come out tax-free. Choose the Roth if you expect a higher tax rate in retirement than today, and the traditional IRA if you expect a lower one. Source

10 Oct 2026
Disney+ and Hulu Price Hike – The Bundle With Ads Now Beats Either Ad-Free App

If you already subscribe, the increase hasn’t reached you yet. Disney+ and Hulu both say current subscribers see the new prices in their first billing cycle on or after Oct. 21, 2026, so a plan change made now comes before... Source

9 Oct 2026
Combine Finances With Your Partner – But Keep Some Money Separate

Run your shared bills and goals through one joint account with your partner, and keep a personal account each for spending neither of you has to explain. Fund the joint account with the same percentage of each paycheck, so the split stays fair when one of you earns more. Source

8 Oct 2026
Home & Renters Policies Exclude Floods – Flood Insurance Takes 30 Days to Start

Standard homeowners and renters policies don’t cover flood damage, and a new policy from the federal flood insurance program doesn’t take effect until 30 days after you buy it. Get a flood quote this week, so the policy is already in force when the next big storm arrives. Source

7 Oct 2026
Rate Shopping Counts as One Credit Inquiry – If You Finish Within 14 Days

Applying with several lenders for the same mortgage, auto loan, or student loan costs your credit score no more than applying with one. Scoring models count those inquiries as one when they land within a short window. Line up every lender before you apply, then send every application within 14 days of the first. Source

7 Oct 2026
Check Your Tax Withholding in October – The New Deductions Changed the Math

If one of the new federal deductions for tips, overtime, seniors, or car loan interest applies to you and your W-4 hasn’t changed, you’re having too much tax withheld. Run the IRS Tax Withholding Estimator in October and give your employer a new W-4, so the fix reaches your last paychecks of the year. Source

3 Oct 2026
Book Your Holiday Flights by Mid-October – Waiting for a Sale Costs More

Holiday fares have historically bottomed out about five weeks before Thanksgiving and seven before Christmas, and this year they’re climbing. Set a price alert today, book Thanksgiving by mid-October and Christmas and New Year’s by the end of October, and take the first fare you can live with. Source

2 Oct 2026
Current Review – Banking & Credit Building in One Free App

Current’s free account lets you earn up to a 4.00% annual Boost Bonus on savings pods – well above most banks. Set up direct deposit, open a savings pod, and get the Build Card on day one; all three run in the background with no monthly fees. Source

2 Oct 2026
10 Best Cash Advance Apps to Help You Make It to Payday

If you constantly find yourself overdrawing your checking account and require a temporary loan to bridge the gap until your next payday, cash advance apps may help. Some payday advance apps do only one thing: give you access to your... Source

1 Oct 2026
Best High-Yield Savings Accounts for October 2026

Right now, the U.S. national average interest rate on savings account balances is nowhere near enough to keep pace with inflation. The good news is you can do better with high-yield savings accounts. We’ve reviewed the best high-yield savings accounts... Source

1 Oct 2026
10 Best Online Banks of October 2026

The best online banks provide a good balance of high APYs, low fees, and reasonable minimum requirements. We have analyzed the offerings from countless online banks available nationwide to identify some of the best choices. Below, you can find detailed... Source

1 Oct 2026
Best CD Rates for October 2026

No investment or savings vehicle is entirely without risk, but certificates of deposit (CDs) offer more security and predictability than most. With fixed or upwardly adjustable interest rates, terms ranging from as short as one month to as long as... Source

1 Oct 2026
Best Free Checking Accounts in October 2026

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find truly free checking accounts. But they’re still out there if you know where to look. Indeed, many online banks and a few choice brick-and-mortar stores still offer legitimately free, FDIC-insured accounts with few restrictions... Source

1 Oct 2026
10 Best Small Business Checking Accounts of October 2026

Business banking is a little different from consumer banking. Our master list of the best online banks around is surprisingly short on business checking accounts with no monthly maintenance fees, minimum balance requirements, or monthly transaction limits. Also, most business... Source

1 Oct 2026
16 Best Checking Accounts of October 2026

If your checking account isn’t serving your needs anymore, you have plenty of other places to turn. Big banks, small banks, online banks, app-based banks, credit unions of all kinds — each category features standouts that go above and beyond... Source

1 Oct 2026
8 Best Robo-Advisors of October 2026

Historically, one enormous advantage the wealthy had over the rest of us was access to expert investing advice. They didn’t need to be experts on stocks or market movements or investing. They could pay someone to “just take care of... Source

1 Oct 2026
Best High-Yield Checking Accounts for October 2026

Traditionally, checking accounts haven’t earned high interest rates. However, a handful of banks and credit unions offer ultra-competitive high-yield checking accounts, allowing you to grow your bank account balance faster. We’ve rounded up the best high-yield checking accounts for you,... Source

1 Oct 2026
9 Best Rewards Checking Accounts of October 2026

Individual bank account bonuses and rewards programs come and go. But it’s basically a given that dozens of online banks (and brick-and-mortar banks and credit unions) offer enticements to new and longtime account holders at any given time. The same... Source

1 Oct 2026