MSN Article 2025

When everything was rainbows and roses, your partner one day put you under their health insurance. It felt thoughtful—until “forever” turned into “we’re done.” Now they want half the premium back. And that’s where emotions meet fine print. Before you reach for your wallet, here’s what you should really know before paying a dime.

That heart-sinking moment when you check your credit card statement and realize your roommate's "emergency" spending has spiraled into thousands of dollars of debt. It's a betrayal that leaves you financially vulnerable and emotionally paralyzed. Here's how to regain control.

Discovering your father took out a second mortgage for your education brings mixed emotions. It's time to explore the financial reality, emotional impact, and constructive steps forward when faced with this unexpected revelation about parental sacrifice.

When your grandmother passed away and left you $80,000, the room felt quiet except for the shuffle of papers and a soft breath of relief. Now you’re holding onto a gift meant just for you—and your husband insists it’s “our” money. If you’re wondering whether you’re wrong to keep it separate, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s unpack how inheritances are treated, what you can consider, and how you and your spouse can move forward with clarity.

Weddings are magical, but they’re also expensive. You might think you’re doing the smart thing by handling costs yourself, only to realize you’re hiding a secret debt from your soon-to-be spouse. This piece cuts through the noise and shows how to address the issue, repair the financial damage, and restore openness in the relationship. It’s practical and written directly for you. Let’s get started.

It started with good intentions. You had savings, he had a dream—and a business plan that sounded solid over Sunday dinner. So, you loaned your brother $12,000 to help him get started. Months later, the business tanked, calls went unanswered, and family gatherings turned awkward. Now you’re left wondering: can you actually get that money back, or did it vanish with the sibling bond? Let’s break it down to see if you can legally get your money back.

Millennials entered the workforce as the most educated generation in history, yet they are increasingly the first to face layoffs. Employers argue that their costs and adaptability play a role. The underlying reasons are more complex than stereotypes suggest.

Europeans enjoy everyday conveniences that often seem like luxuries to Americans. And when someone in the US finally matches those standards, there’s always another voice saying, “You must have deep pockets to own this or do that”.

Financial security usually hinges on decisions that seem ordinary at first glance. Certain purchases quietly compound in value, turning stability into opportunity. Exploring these choices reveals how the middle class can strengthen long-term wealth.

Retirement often feels like a distant puzzle, but a simple formula is challenging traditional methods of planning. The $1,000 Rule ties savings directly to income, offering both clarity and controversy.

Retirement planning has undergone a serious upgrade recently. That famous 4% withdrawal rule everyone swears by? It's officially outdated. The new safe number is 4.7%, and it changes everything.

It's never good to get partway through a treatment plan only to find out your employer has switched insurance providers and denied you coverage. Here’s how to handle such an instance while protecting your finances and getting the care you need.