Articles by Paul Sisolak

Paul Sisolak is a personal finance journalist with an extensive background in news reporting. He covers saving, investing, real estate, and the economy. Paul has contributed to major publications, including CNN, CBS, Yahoo, U.S. News & World Report, and more. Education: B.A. in Journalism from Monmouth University.

Should You Use Personal Loans for Medical Bills? Learn about the pros and cons of taking out a personal loan in order to pay off medical bills or debt. Compare top online lenders for personal loans. IRS Rules for Depositing More Than $10,000 Cash in a Bank Account Photo of Paul Sisolak Paul Sisolak IRS Rules for Depositing More Than $10,000 Cash in a Bank Account For some fortunate reason, you find yourself with $10,000 just sitting there,... How Does FDIC Deposit Insurance Work With Bank Accounts? Photo of Paul Sisolak Paul Sisolak How Does FDIC Deposit Insurance Work With Bank Accounts? When you put your hard-earned money in the bank, you want to know that it will be... The Best Savings Accounts for College Students in 2024 We analyzed the savings accounts offered by the largest U.S. banks to identify the best options for college students who are looking to start saving their money. Learn what younger adults should look for in a savings account. Compare the options available based on fees, ATM access, online banking, mobile banking, and more. Which Credit Report Does Citibank Pull? Find out which U.S. credit bureau, Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion, is most commonly used by Citi to approve or deny a credit card or loan. What is a Good Credit Score Range? Photo of Paul Sisolak Paul Sisolak What is a Good Credit Score Range? Having good credit is the essential foundation to a healthy financial life. The... Which Credit Report Does Discover Pull? Photo of Paul Sisolak Paul Sisolak Which Credit Report Does Discover Pull? If you're thinking about applying for a credit card from Discover, you should be... The Best Bad Credit Loans for 2023 Loans for people with bad credit are still available, especially one‘s that are secured. See the best loans for people who have poor credit scores. Why Do CD Rates Vary By State? Savers may often wonder why certificate of deposit (CD) rates can change depending on their ZIP codes and/or state. How to Use CDs to Save for a Home Down Payment Photo of Paul Sisolak Paul Sisolak How to Use CDs to Save for a Home Down Payment Buying a house is one of the biggest -- if not the biggest -- milestones in life....