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The decision of if it's better to own a home or rent comes down to your personal preferenc...
If your financial institution spots unusual activity, a trusted person could tell them if ...
Financial security means stressing less about money, keeping enough money saved for emerge...
Planning your summer on a budget? Try throwing a potluck, going to a free concert, having ...
The FIRE movement calls for saving 50% of your paycheck to retire early. If that's too ext...
Autopay and online bill pay both streamline your finances by scheduling automatic bill pay...
Choosing between a Roth 401(k) and a traditional 401(k) comes down to availability and whe...
A beneficiary is a person or entity you designate to get your life insurance payout or oth...
Comparing conventional and conforming mortgages isn’t an either-or matter: All conforming ...
Selling your home for a profit may be harder in less than two years. If you do make money ...
The average retiree household spends $4,345 per month. You'll need significant retirement ...
Social Security is guaranteed retirement income, but it may not be enough. Building your o...
Bank deposits are funds put into a bank account that may earn interest. Bank deposits can ...
When you dislike budgeting but want to keep your finances on track, these four tips can ge...
One way to pay off debt faster is to get a second job and earn more income, but it's impor...
The grace period for a mortgage typically lasts 15 days, giving you additional time to mak...
Experian RentBureau collects rental payment information and creates reports based on this ...
Today, we celebrate Black visionaries who are breaking barriers, advancing financial liter...
Negotiating your rent with a private landlord or property management company may be possib...
The LGBTQ+ community has made significant progress toward financial inclusion, but there's...
The government-backed Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) insures many accounts at bank...
A debt cycle is when you take on more debt because you can't afford to repay what you alre...
Contributing to 529 plans and Roth IRAs are just two of many ways to save for college tuit...
A real estate agent is a licensed professional who represents buyers and sellers in a home...
You can use your 401(k) to buy a house, but should you? It's generally not a great idea, b...
While some people like managing their own finances, others prefer professional guidance. A...
There's no shortage of creative places to cut back and save money when you work remotely. ...
Reorganizing your finances puts you on the right track as a new homeowner. Reset your budg...
Refinancing your home is a popular option to pay off other debts, but doing so comes with ...
Well-meaning friends and family may be quick to offer financial advice, but some oft-repea...
Someone else can pay off your debt, although you must consider creditor rules, tax liabili...
Tracking your spending is a simple money habit with outsized benefits for your full financ...
Conforming loans are considered the standard in the mortgage marketplace, offering several...
Severance pay is taxed the same as your regular wages and is reported on your annual W-2. ...
Money you send on a payment app like Venmo or Zelle transfers in an instant. If you sent i...
Child support requirements vary by state, but in general, one parent makes payments to the...
Overwhelming debt and financial stress can lead to serious mental health problems, so it's...
If you're eligible, the FannieMae and Freddie Mac Flex Modification program can change you...
Dividend stocks can provide regular income payouts to stockholders, but they have unique d...
These personal finance hacks can help remove barriers that make it harder to meet your fin...
Besides regularly checking your account balance, setting up low balance alerts and opting ...
Everyone loves getting money as a gift, but what's the best way to give it? Here are five ...
The 20/10 rule can help you keep your debts low and build financial stability. But it's ju...
Budgeting is tricky when you have a mix of fixed and variable expenses. Here's how to make...
Couples without children face special financial concerns, such as who inherits their asset...
Setting up autopay for credit cards and other bills can ensure they get paid on time, whic...
When you want to improve your money management but can't stick with a complicated budgetin...
Debt management plans can consolidate credit card debts into one payment, reduce interest ...
Not paying rent could potentially hurt your credit score. Here’s what you need to know abo...
Your financial health is your full money picture, from how much you save to how you feel a...
If you’re thinking about consolidating debt, it’s possible to save money and build your cr...
Emotional investing, or letting your emotions drive your investing decisions, usually lead...
Setting financial boundaries can help you stay on track for your money goals. These bounda...
You can lower your commuting costs by choosing a fuel-efficient vehicle, carpooling, takin...
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