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Who Should Prepare Your Small Business Taxes?

If you're unsure where to start with business taxes, this article provides an overview of your tax obligations and will help you determine whether to seek a tax professional or use tax software.

How to Use a Social Media Content Calendar for Your Brand Strategy

A social media content calendar is an overview of your social media channels and their planned publications. Learn the best practices for creating and planning your own social calendar.

World Bank unveils $12B in aid for virus assistance

CNBC's Sara Eisen reports the World Bank unveiled $12B in aid for the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.

Can you lose weight and pay off debt at the same time?

Is it time to fight the mushroom top, dad bod and mounting debt? Doing them both at the same time could be a winning combo.

Apple to pay up to $500 million for slowing down older iPhones

To settle a class-action lawsuit, Apple will pay up to $500 million. The company is accused of deliberately slowing down older iPhones to spur customers to buy newer models. As part of the settlement, Apple' will pay former owners of iPhone 6 and 7 models $25 per phone.

Face mask shortage sparks global race to fulfill orders

CNBC's Seema Mody got an exclusive look at how 3M is keeping up with the demand for N-95 respirator face masks, which keep out 95 percent of particles.

Tackling student loans during tax season

If you're one of the 48 million Americans paying off debt from education, tax time could mean some relief. The IRS allows you to deduct student-loan interest from your taxes. CBSN spoke with two tax professionals to get the details.

Jack Welch, former GE CEO, dies

Jack Welch, who brought celebrity and swagger to General Electric by transforming a conglomerate into the most valuable U.S. public company, has died. Fred Katayama reports.

Riskiest scams in the United States

Americans lost nearly $670 million to scams in 2019, the Federal Trade Commission said. Anna Werner joins “CBS This Morning” to reveal some of the riskiest scams in the U.S., according to a new report from the Better Business Bureau.

Tips for better digital security

So what can you do to protect your cyber security? Veuer’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has important tips you should follow.

Man uses rice to represent Jeff Bezos' net worth

Personal finance content creator Humphrey Yang decided to use rice to illustrate the sheer size of Amazon boss Jeff Bezos’ wealth in a February 27 video that quickly went viral on TikTok and Twitter. In the video, which was filmed in Menlo Park, California, Yang uses one grain of rice to represent $100,000. He then shows 10,000 grains to demonstrate what $1 billion would look like, before finally unveiling a small mountain of rice that is meant to represent $122 billion, which is Bezos’ net worth. The video, which quickly racked up over 85,000 likes on TikTok and over 2.1 million views on Twitter, was produced by Yang in order to teach Generation Zers and young Millennials about financial literacy. The part one? to this video took Yang over two hours to make, while this latest video took about three. “There’s a big political commentary on these videos; the majority of the comments are people that feel heated about the wealth inequality in America,” Yang told Storyful.

How to manage your retirement in a volatile market

Ubiquity Retirement and Savings CEO Chad Parks joins The Final Round to discuss how to manage your retirement savings, as coronavirus and the 2020 election continue to impact markets.

Buy the dip? Here's how analysts say investors should play it

A collection of commentary from analysts and strategists about whether now is the right time to buy equities.

Cramer says the Fed's rate cut made him more nervous

"It's great that the Federal Reserve recognizes that there's going to be weakness, but it makes me feel, wow, the weakness must be much more than I thought," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.

Why a market correction could be good for your 401(k)

When a market correction takes place, it can actually be a positive for younger investors or for those who plan on investing for a long time. Here's what experts have to say about why that is and what you should do during a market pullback.

7 tips to stay calm during a market crash

These steps will help you avoid locking in losses when the stock market sees a sell-off.

Detergent, yogurt and more things to stop buying

You'd be amazed at the array of household items that you can easily DIY for a fraction of the cost of store-bought versions.

These Traffic-Packed Cities Spend the Most on Gas

Find out where commute times are long and gas prices are high.

9 Things You Can Get for Free in March

Here are some of the best deals as spring is on its way.