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What You Should Know About Creditors After Declaring Bankruptcy
Amy He
How the Rich Lend Money to Their Families
Remember the days when -- if you were rich -- you were able to mooch off your wealthy...
4 Necessary Considerations Before Buying a Vacation Property
If you’re considering the purchase of a vacation home or a second residence,...
The Hidden Fee for Paying Off A Credit Card (Hint: Residual Interest)
Nearing credit card payoff? Congratulations! Just make sure you don't let this sneaky fee stand in the way of your debt freedom and a positive credit score.
Simon Zhen
How to Avoid Savings Withdrawal Fees
MyBankTracker explains why savings withdrawal fees happen and how to avoid incurring them.
Simon Zhen
How to Get the Best Rate On Your Auto Loan
When shopping for a new or used car you need to decide on how you’re going to pay for...
'Zombie Properties' Are Scarier Than You Think
Many boarded up, abandoned and dilapidated houses are seen as eyesores in communities...
Which is Best for College: Prepaid Debit Card or Bank Account
The traditional method is to open a checking account at a bank, An alternative worth exploring is the prepaid debit cards. Learn which method is best.
Laura Li
Why Credit Card Minimums Are Legal
Learn why credit card minimums are required when you use your card to pay for something. See if it is legal for stores to have these rules.
Simon Zhen
Comparing Early Withdrawal Penalty Fees for CDs
A certificate of deposit (CD) is an investment option offered by banks and credit...
Do Payroll Cards Hurt or Help Employees?
Following the ongoing lawsuit Natalie Gunshannon filed against McDonald's for paying...
5 Investments You Should Always Stick to With a Bank
Guest Contributor
Airline Card Worth the Annual Fee?
Simon Zhen
Analyze Your Spending & Travel Habits
Figuring out which travel card is right for you may require more work than you think....
Some Retirement Options
There are several different types of sensible retirement plans available for the...
What If I Want to Continue Working In Retirement?
Simon Zhen
How to Manage Finances as a Single Mom
Debbie Dragon
Realistic Ways to Rebuild Your Credit After Bankruptcy
If you file for bankruptcy, you will join the over 1.2 million people nationwide who...
When It's Actually Worth It To Buy Airline Miles
Thinking about using those airline miles you've racked up for that expensive...
Is $1 Million Not Enough for Retirement?
Financial analysts are warning that $1 million may not be enough to sustain spending during retirement.
Bishoy Ayoub
How a Harvard Grad Manages His Finances
MyBankTracker spoke with Ali Evans, a recent graduate of Harvard University about how he manages his finances.
Amy He
What Happens if You Maxed Out Your Credit Card
No one takes out a credit card with the intent of maxing it out. We all have the best...
5 Tips on How to Get Approved for a Bank Personal Loan
Getting a personal bank loan approved is not the easiest process.
In light of...
How to Successfully Negotiate for Your First Home
Amy He
4 Main Reasons Your Credit Card Was Declined
Improved technology has made it easier for thieves to steal your card info. Fortunately, your credit card company knows how to detect credit fraud.
Kaia Zawadi
U.S. Bank Overdraft and Checking Fee Policies
U.S. Bank app
When you have a bank account with one of the biggest banks in the...
10 Realistic Ways to Cut Commuting Costs
As the price of everything goes up, everyone is looking for easy ways to cut their...
How Multiple Goal Oriented Savings Accounts Help You Save
Goal-oriented savings accounts can help organize your life and financial objectives. MyBankTracker breaks down goal-oriented savings accounts.
Simon Zhen
22 Things Every 22-Year-Old Should Know About Finances
It's never too soon to learn about personal finance. With that in mind here are 22 pieces of finance advice for young adults to live by.
Katherine Muniz