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Cómo crear riqueza

Generar riqueza puede llevar tiempo, dedicación y una buena dosis de suerte. Sin embargo, ...

By Louis DeNicola

Oct 20, 2022Personal finance

Cómo calcular cuánto puede permitirse invertir

Invertir puede ser una forma eficaz de aumentar su patrimonio a largo plazo. Por supuesto,...

By Marianne Hayes

Oct 20, 2022Investing

Common Types of Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

Unlike fixed-rate mortgages, ARMs have interest rates that fluctuate. Understanding differ...

By Marianne Hayes

Oct 20, 2022Mortgage

How to Pay Your Rent Online

Paying rent online is a convenient alternative to paper checks. You can also prevent late ...

By Marianne Hayes

Oct 19, 2022Rentals

7 States That Will Pay You to Move There

If you’re looking to move, consider a state or city that will pay you to relocate within i...

By Ben Luthi

Oct 17, 2022Personal finance

What to Do if You Contribute Too Much to a 401(k)

You can reverse an excess contribution to your 401(k) or 403(b) but you may have to pay ta...

By Gayle Sato

Oct 15, 2022Investing

Who Rents and Who Owns in the U.S.?

Should you rent or buy a home? Buying a home comes with many financial benefits, but renti...

By Tim Maxwell

Oct 12, 2022Rentals

What to Do if You Can’t Pay Your Essential Bills

When your most essential bills are piling up, there are steps you can take to pay your bil...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Oct 10, 2022Personal finance

11 Ways to Make Your Car Last Longer

If you're looking for a way to make your car last longer, these 11 tips can help you prese...

By Emily Cahill

Oct 7, 2022Personal finance

Does a “Haunting” Reduce a Home’s Value?

You could spend less money by moving into a haunted house, but are you brave enough to tak...

By Emily Cahill

Oct 2, 2022Mortgage

Should You Pay Off Debt or Save for a Down Payment?

If you’re buying a home soon, you may be wondering whether to focus on paying off debt or ...

By Ben Luthi

Oct 1, 2022Mortgage

Can a Vehicle Repossession Prevent Mortgage Approval?

Vehicle repossession can prevent getting a mortgage approval, but it's not impossible to q...

By Tim Maxwell

Sep 30, 2022Mortgage

6 Expenses to Budget for in the First Year of Homeownership

Here are six common expenses that new homeowners have to budget for during their first yea...

By Louis DeNicola

Sep 30, 2022Budgeting

What to Do if Your Landlord Decides to Sell Your Home

It's legal for landlords to sell rental properties, but that doesn't mean you'll be out on...

By Marianne Hayes

Sep 27, 2022Rentals

What Is an 80-10-10 Mortgage Loan?

An 80-10-10 loan lets you buy a house with two mortgages that you pay simultaneously, plus...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Sep 23, 2022Mortgage

Is Money Received from Crowdfunding Taxable?

Crowdfunding for personal use is generally considered a non-taxable gift. Business crowdfu...

By Gayle Sato

Sep 22, 2022Taxes

Una guía paso a paso para ser propietario de una Vivienda

El proceso de compra de una vivienda puede ser abrumador, sobre todo si es la primera vez ...

By Marianne Hayes

Sep 21, 2022Personal finance

Cómo financiar la educación privada de su niño

Si ya sabe que quiere que su hijo asista a una escuela privada algún día, usted u otros mi...

By Karen Axelton

Sep 21, 2022Personal finance

How Does Roth 401(k) Matching Work?

You can enjoy the tax advantages and high contribution limits of a Roth 401(k) and receive...

By Gayle Sato

Sep 20, 2022Investing

What Is Cash Flow?

By calculating your cash flow, you can determine if you're living within your means and wh...

By Emily Starbuck Gerson

Sep 18, 2022Personal finance

How to Report 1099-K Income

If you received business payments of $600 or more from a service like Venmo, Uber or eBay,...

By Gayle Sato

Sep 16, 2022Taxes

7 Frugal Habits to Save Money

Cooking at home, buying used and more can pay off for your budget. Here are seven frugal h...

By Evelyn Waugh

Sep 15, 2022Saving

Are Brokerage Funds Insured?

Most brokerage firms are insured by the SIPC. If the firm fails, cash and securities in a ...

By Marianne Hayes

Sep 12, 2022Investing

What Is a Rental Agreement?

A rental agreement is a short-term legal document between a landlord and a tenant. It may ...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Sep 10, 2022Rentals

What Will Your Mortgage Payment Be at 6%?

As interest rates rise, homebuyers recalculate how much they can afford in monthly payment...

By Gayle Sato

Sep 9, 2022Mortgage

7 Personal Finance Courses to Help You Manage Your Money

Personal finance courses can introduce you to common finance topics and help you manage yo...

By Emily Cahill

Sep 9, 2022Personal finance

How Credit Scores for Mortgage Borrowers Differ

Consumers with a mortgage have better credit scores than those without. But the difference...

By Chris Horymski

Sep 8, 2022Mortgage

Now You Can Add Rent to Experian Boost

Wondering if you can get credit for paying your rent? When you sign up for Experian Boost ...

By Emily Cahill

Sep 6, 2022Rentals

What Is a SIMPLE 401(k) and How Does It Work?

SIMPLE 401(k) plans offer small business employees a tax-deferred way to save for retireme...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Sep 5, 2022Investing

Is an FHA Streamline Refinance a Good Idea?

An FHA streamline refinance can help you replace a current FHA mortgage with a new one tha...

By Jim Akin

Sep 3, 2022Refinance

How to Deal With Debt Collectors

Dodging a debt collector can hurt your credit or worse, so it's wise to learn your rights,...

By Jim Akin

Sep 3, 2022Debt

Financial Coach vs. Financial Advisor: What’s the Difference?

You don't have to manage money on your own: Financial advisors and coaches can review your...

By Taylor Medine

Sep 2, 2022Personal finance

If You Change Jobs Often, Can You Still Save With a 401(k)?

If you change jobs often, saving in a 401(k) can be tricky. Fortunately, you have 30 days ...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Aug 31, 2022Saving

Personal Capital Review: A Budget Tool for Investors

Personal Capital is an online wealth management company that offers budgeting tools to hel...

By Ben Luthi

Aug 30, 2022Budgeting

What Are Assets?

Assets are resources you own that have value. That can include everything from your car to...

By Marianne Hayes

Aug 29, 2022Investing

What Is Depreciation?

Depreciation is the opposite of appreciation. It describes how an asset, like a car or com...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Aug 25, 2022Investing

The Best Debt Payoff Apps of 2022

The best debt payoff apps can help you develop a strategy for paying off your debt and wor...

By Ben Luthi

Aug 25, 2022Debt

Can a Student Open an IRA?

Starting an IRA while you're a student is smart if you can afford it. Here's how to set up...

By Gayle Sato

Aug 24, 2022Investing

Financial To-Do List for Renting an Apartment

Renting an apartment is a big financial commitment. This checklist can help get your finan...

By Marianne Hayes

Aug 21, 2022Rentals

What Are Personal Grants and How Do I Apply?

While personal grants from the government or private organizations don't require repayment...

By Emily Starbuck Gerson

Aug 19, 2022Personal finance

Here’s How U.S. Credit Card Debt Has Changed in Five Years

Have Americans paid down their credit card debt in the past five years? Experian looked at...

By Dom DiFurio

Aug 17, 2022Debt

3 Reasons Women Need More Money for Retirement

Lifelong gaps in earnings, higher rates of caregiving and other obstacles present retireme...

By Evelyn Waugh

Aug 17, 2022Retirement

7 Ways to Reduce Monthly Debt Payments

Reducing uncomfortably high monthly debt payments sometimes requires restructuring: Here a...

By Bev O'Shea

Aug 16, 2022Debt

Do You Have to Be a U.S. Citizen to Get a Mortgage?

It's possible to get a mortgage as a non-U.S. citizen, but the process can vary depending ...

By Tim Maxwell

Aug 11, 2022Mortgage

Here’s How Credit Card Debt Varies By State

See how you compare to the average in your state with this analysis of credit card debt ac...

By Dom DiFurio

Aug 9, 2022Debt

What Is the Appreciation of Assets?

Appreciation is the increase in value of an asset over time. It is the opposite of depreci...

By Kathryn Pomroy

Aug 5, 2022Investing

How to Use a Weekly Spending Review to Stay on Budget

A weekly spending review is a way to add more structure into your budget and redirect when...

By Evelyn Waugh

Aug 1, 2022Budgeting

Should You Fix Up Your House or Sell It As Is?

Whether to fix up your home before listing it or sell it as is depends on your budget, the...

By Karen Axelton

Jul 31, 2022Personal finance

7 Tips for Renting an Apartment With No Credit

Trying to rent an apartment with no credit history? Try these seven steps to improve your ...

By Emily Cahill

Jul 29, 2022Rentals

How Can 211 Help With My Finances?

When you need to get in touch with assistance services, you can call 211, a free hotline s...

By Emily Cahill

Jul 27, 2022Personal finance

How to Split Rent With Your Partner

Moving in together means making important financial decisions. Here's how to determine the...

By Emily Starbuck Gerson

Jul 22, 2022Rentals

5 Signs You Have a Spending Problem

Everyone is guilty of overspending at some point. But overspending can lead to more proble...

By Tim Maxwell

Jul 22, 2022Budgeting

What Is an IPO?

An IPO is when a private company begins offering stock shares to the public. When a compan...

By Marianne Hayes

Jul 21, 2022Investing

How Rising Interest Rates Increase Mortgage Costs

Mortgage interest rates are rising fast, surpassing the 5% mark and leading to higher mont...

By Tim Maxwell

Jul 19, 2022Mortgage

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