Banks report cash withdrawals of $10,000 or more to the federal government. Here's why, and how to make sure your next big ...

The government tracks cash withdrawals over $10,000. Here's what triggers a report, what it means for you, and how to handle big withdrawals the smart way.

Hitting the ATM for cash and using a credit card is called a cash advance. It's one of those money moves that looks harmless on the surface, but ends up costing you an arm and a leg. Some people do ...

"Some shops, supermarkets and other retailers offer a cashback service when you buy things with a debit card," HSBC said. "In ...

During challenging financial times, people often consider withdrawing money from their 401(k) plans. Balances in 401(k) plans are deceiving. They are not like checking accounts where what you see is ...

But the truth is withdrawing cash amounts of $10,000 or more triggers a report to the IRS. Yep, even if the money is legally yours and you're not doing anything shady, your bank must file a report ...