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Personal Finances13-minute readMolly GraceApril 19, 2022
An individual Retirement Account (IRA) is a tax-advantaged way to save for and invest in retirement. Learn how it works and which IRA is best for you.
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Personal Finances4-minute readMolly GraceApril 18, 2022
News of COVID-19 has caused markets everywhere to drop rapidly. As we ride this thing out, here are some steps you can take to protect your 401(k) or other retirement savings from this situation.
Personal Finances11-minute readMolly GraceApril 15, 2022
How does one go about creating a budget that actually works? Let’s go over all the things you need to know to create a successful budget that works for you and your finances.
Personal Finances6-minute readMolly GraceApril 14, 2022
Wondering how much you should spend on rent? The question isn’t what you should spend on rent, but rather how much you can afford. Read our article for a breakdown.
Personal Finances5-minute readMolly GraceApril 14, 2022
How much money will you need to support yourself through retirement? Let's take a look at the million-dollar question.
Personal Finances5-minute readMolly GraceApril 11, 2022
Read our guide to learn about some of the factors that you should consider when choosing to refinance your car loan.
Personal Finances6-minute readMolly GraceApril 07, 2022
You’ve probably heard the term “bear market,” what exactly does it mean? Learn what a bear market is, what causes one, and signs for investors to look out for.
Whenever you put money into an investment product, whether that be stocks, bonds, real estate or even gold, you take on a certain amount of risk. Whether the potential reward is worth that risk depends on your personal level of risk tolerance.
Personal Finances15-minute readMolly GraceApril 07, 2022
So, you got the dreaded call stating that you have a debt in collections. First things first: take a deep breath and try not to beat yourself up. Rebuilding your credit after being sent to collections is a marathon, not a sprint.
Personal Finances5-minute readMolly GraceApril 06, 2022
Looking to apply for unemployment? Read our guide on if you qualify, when you can collect unemployment, and the benefits that you’re eligible for.
Credit6-minute readMolly GraceApril 05, 2022
Looking to improve your credit? Read our article on how Leslie Tayne eliminated her debt and went from delinquency to an 800+ credit score.
Personal Finances9-minute readMolly GraceApril 05, 2022
While planning for the end of your life can feel really morbid and uncomfortable, having a financial plan in place can help make things easier for both you and your family as the inevitable approaches.
Personal Finances6-minute readMolly GraceApril 01, 2022
If you feel like you’re getting lost under a pile of debt, carving out an easy(ish) win may be the key to getting on the right track. That’s where the debt snowball method comes in.
Personal Finances7-minute readMolly GraceMarch 31, 2022
Student loan forgiveness is the complete or partial cancellation of a student’s federal loan repayment. Learn more about how it works.
Personal Finances7-Minute ReadMolly GraceAugust 31, 2021
Not sure whether to take a risk on investing? There’s another risk to investing – the opportunity cost. Learn how to calculate the value of an opportunity lost.
Personal Finances5-Minute ReadMolly GraceJuly 24, 2021
There are many differences between secured vs unsecured credit cards, including credit and deposit requirements. Learn more about how to compare the two types.
Personal Finances5-minute readMolly GraceJuly 01, 2021
Want to retire while you’re still young? Our compound interest calculator will show how saving and the magic of compounding interest will get you there.
Personal Finances5-Minute ReadMolly GraceMarch 23, 2021
In this quiz, we’ll test your knowledge and break down the basics of three of the most common types of loans: student loans, car loans and mortgages.
