Court Lets Timberlakes Pursue Claim Against County
A Minnesota appeals court ruled Washington County is not shielded from a negligence claim tied to IRS tax collection efforts.
Minnesota Personal Finance News
Coverage of personal finance in Minnesota focuses on how households manage money, from budgeting and saving to debt, insurance and tax deadlines. Reporting follows the consumer products and everyday financial decisions that affect families across the state.
Insurance
Live Poll
Do you think health insurance is becoming harder for you to afford?
MNsure Opens Health Plan Enrollment for 2027
Minnesotans can now shop for health coverage through MNsure, where state officials say more than half of enrollees will qualify for tax credits or cost savings.
Financial Planning
Live Poll
Should courts have the power to reopen settled inheritance cases years later due to technical errors?
Minnesota Appeals Court Reverses Farm Inheritance Ruling
The court upholds a 2017 property decree, emphasizing the importance of finality in estate distribution legal cases.
Taxes
Court Requires Intent to Deceive for Tax Evasion
Minnesota's highest court rules felony tax evasion requires proof a person willfully tried to deceive the government.
Investing
Live Poll
Is now a good time to consider investing in helium exploration and development companies?
Canaccord Genuity Initiates Pulsar Helium Coverage
The firm set a 150p price target for the company, which is developing the Topaz helium project in Minnesota.
Debt Relief
Live Poll
Should the federal government raise corporate tax rates to help reduce the national debt?
Erik Osberg Proposed National Debt Strategies
The Democratic congressional candidate outlined plans for tax collection and fraud prevention.
Day to day, that means stories on setting aside savings, paying down credit card balances, choosing health and auto insurance, and meeting filing deadlines. Reporting reaches from the Twin Cities metro through greater Minnesota and into the rural communities where household budgets run on different pressures. Seasonal enrollment windows and tax season bring the heaviest stretches of coverage each year. Rising living costs and shifts in borrowing habits are the two forces that most often change how state households plan their money.