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Money Mistakes You Can't Make in Your 40s
Many of us thought tomorrow would never come, but here it is, and it's time to be responsible. You should avoid money mistakes in your 40s.
Shirley Pulawski
Equip Yourself to Monitor Changes in Credit Scores
You will not know whether you are making progress with rebuilding credit unless...
Lastly,Taxable Brokerage Accounts
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Taxable Brokerage Accounts
A taxable brokerage account is very...
Next Up, Roth and Traditional IRAs
Roth and Traditional IRAs are meant to be used as retirement saving vehicles, and each offer tax benefits. Here are ways to make distributions from both.
Katherine Muniz
First, Tackling Your 401(k) Distributions
A 401(k) is a qualified retirement account authorized by employers. You have several 401(k) distribution options, which we cover.
Katherine Muniz
How to Deal With Money Complaints From Friends
Money complaints from friends -- it's happened to all of us.We've either hung out with...
Diversifying Retirement Portfolio Asset Allocation
As an investor prepping for retirement, the ultimate goal you want to work towards...
When Foreclosing Your Home Is an Option
Read our take on some alternatives to bankruptcy.
Shirley Pulawski
New Home Expenses You Can't Afford to Overlook
When you purchase a home, there may be unexpected expenses you initially overlooked.
Mariel Leibowitz
Frequently Asked Questions About Fake Cashier's Checks
One of the most popular scams out there is fraudulent cashier’s checks. A...
Ways to Prevent Identity Theft
Identity theft is the fastest growing crime in America, according to TransUnion, and...
How Identity Theft Can Happen
There are many ways criminals can obtain your personal information. As technology advances, thieves come up with new techniques, but there are old-fashioned ways that still yield success for these bandits.
Mariel Leibowitz
When to Use a Credit Card for an Emergency?
Credit cards can be a life saver when you have an emergency. But, are you giving the wrong excuse for an “emergency”?
Simon Zhen
7 Small Ways to Save Big
We're all constantly looking for the best way to save money, but sometimes the advice...
Cash or Credit Card: Which is the Best Way to Pay?
The world of personal finance is one that’s full of staunch opinions.
Everyone...
4 Ways to Simplify Your Personal Finances
Mariel Leibowitz
10 Things You Need to Know About Credit Cards
For a first time credit card user, things can get a little tricky. Here are ten things every person should know when it comes to credit cards.
Katherine Muniz
7 Money Mistakes You Can't Make in Your 30s
So the carefree years of being in one’s 20s are over, and life is becoming more...
What Students Should Know About University-Bank Partnerships
There was a time when credit card companies could set up tables on university campuses...
Gather Your Mortgage Refinancing Paperwork
There is a long list of mortgage refinancing paperwork to get the process started. This is the list of documents you need.
Mariel Leibowitz
Beware! Mortgage Refinancing Mistakes to Avoid
Mortgage refinancing mistakes to avoid include shopping with only one lender, failing to negotiate a better rate and rushing the process.
Mariel Leibowitz
How to Refinance Your Home
A refinance is the process of taking out a new mortgage on your home in order...
Balancing Asset Allocation
Though many Americans believe they don't have to worry about funding their...
Maximize Your Investment Returns
Managing rental property investments efficiently is imperative in maximizing profit and minimizing loss for your financial future.
Simon Zhen
Rental Property as an Investment Option
Rental property investments are realistic and stable ways of building wealth, but there are things to consider before investing in an income property.
Simon Zhen
Diversify Your Retirement Portfolio to Minimize Risk
History has shown that throughout time, different types of stocks take turns...
Why Some Stores Don't Accept American Express
Are you a loyal American Express customer? If so, you've probably encountered...
Does Ignoring Credit Cards Negatively Affect Credit?
If you pay your credit card bills on time each month, you can establish a solid credit rating. Although the big question is, what happens when you ignore your credit card?
Katherine Muniz
DIY! How to Sell Your House Without a Broker
Shayla Mars