Viewing 292 - 309 of 590
Personal Finances4-minute readJerry BrownApril 07, 2022
Net income represents your take-home pay after subtracting taxes and other deductions. Learn how to calculate your net income using our step-by-step guide.
Personal Finances4-minute readAndrew DehanApril 07, 2022
AGI, or adjusted gross income, determines if taxpayers qualify for deductions, exemptions, or credits. Find out more about calculating and lowering your taxes.
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.
Personal Finances6-minute readDan RafterApril 07, 2022
Cash App is a peer-to-peer payment app that allows users to send and receive money. Learn how Cash App works and about all of its additional features.
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 Finances5-minute readDan RafterApril 07, 2022
Guidelines such as the 4 percent rule are helpful when determining how much you need to save for retirement. But following them blindly doesn't mean that you'll be guaranteed a financially healthy retirement.
Personal Finances4-minute readSarah Li CainApril 07, 2022
Let’s explore the specific reasons you’ll want to save money and help you answer the question: “How much should I save each month?”
It’s never too early to start thinking about investing — even if retirement seems like a faraway concept. Read our guide for tips on portfolio management.
Wondering if your small business is ready for an emergency? Find out how much of an emergency fund you should have in our latest article.
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.
Home Buying9-minute readLauren NowackiApril 07, 2022
Thinking about purchasing a home from a family member? Learn the purchase process and follow these tips to ensure a smooth transaction.
Home Buying8-minute readKevin GrahamApril 07, 2022
Escrow accounts allow you to avoid paying expenses like taxes and insurance in a lump sum, but what if those expenses change? Learn what an escrow shortage is.
Home Buying6-minute readEmma TomsichApril 07, 2022
Looking to buy a house that’s for sale by owner? Read our guide on how to prepare, the process, and other considerations compared to buying a property listed by a real estate agent.
Home Buying5-minute readAndrew DehanApril 07, 2022
Read our guide to learn what biweekly mortgage payments are and why you should consider setting them up if you want to save money and time on your mortgage loan.
Credit5-minute readVictoria ArajApril 07, 2022
Your credit score doesn’t just matter when it comes to getting the best rates for loans and credit cards. There are other benefits to having a good credit score.
Personal Finances4-Minute ReadScott SteinbergApril 07, 2022
Want to do all your banking on the go or from the comfort of your home? Read what neobanks can do for you, from quick and easy processing to lower fees.
Credit8-minute readSarah SharkeyApril 07, 2022
Credit card debt might feel like an albatross around your neck, but it doesn’t have to be. Learn more about how to avoid, manage, and pay off credit card debt.
Credit6-minute readVictoria ArajApril 07, 2022
You’ve heard that you should get an annual credit report, but how? Here’s the best way to go about doing it – for free!
