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Credit4-minute readAndrew DehanApril 05, 2022
Does increasing your credit limit affect your credit score? Here’s everything you need to know before requesting an increase in your credit card spending limit.
Credit3-minute readVictoria ArajApril 05, 2022
Working to pay off debts and improve your credit score? Read our article to learn how often your credit score updates.
Credit3-minute readAndrew DehanApril 05, 2022
Being credit savvy is all about responsibly borrowing the right amount of money, paying it back on time and proving to creditors and banks that you’re as good for them as their borrowed money is for you.
Filing for bankruptcy is a tough move for many to make because they know it severely affects their credit – possibly lowering your score by as much as 240 points. If you had to file bankruptcy and want to know how to fix your credit afterward, follow these tips.
Which errors on a credit report could impact your score, and how do you fix credit report errors? Below, read about the top errors you should look for on a credit report and how to check for them.
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.
Credit4-minute readPatrick ChismApril 04, 2022
If you’re wondering if paying off debt can hurt your credit score, read our article for everything you need to know before paying off debt early.
Personal Finances4-minute readEmma TomsichApril 03, 2022
If you’re looking for a source of extra cash or trying to build an emergency fund, now might be a great time to start that side hustle you’ve always dreamed of. Here are some temporary options to get you started.
Personal Finances4-Minute ReadHanna KielarApril 03, 2022
You may have a thousand ideas for what you could buy with your tax refund check, but we’ve got 10 things you should do to further your financial security.
Personal Finances8-minute readSidney RichardsonApril 03, 2022
Cashier’s checks can be essential when making larger purchases. Learn more about what a cashier’s check is, how to get one and how to avoid related scams.
Personal Finances5-minute readDan MillerApril 03, 2022
There are many types of retirement accounts, including Roth and traditional IRAs. What is the difference between these two types, and which is right for you?
Credit7-minute readPatrick ChismApril 03, 2022
We’ll shatter the mystique about credit scores once and for all. We’ll dig in and find out whether you need an 800 credit score.
Credit6-Minute ReadJerry BrownApril 03, 2022
Thinking about getting more credit cards but not sure it's the right decision? Learn about how many credit cards you should have and when it is too many.
Personal Finances8-Minute ReadCathie EricsonApril 03, 2022
The financial services industry is focused on the management of money and includes businesses from banks to insurance companies. Here’s what you need to know.
Credit4-Minute ReadCathie EricsonApril 02, 2022
Debt parking is a sneaky practice where debt collectors report debts to credit reporting agencies without verifying them. Learn more about how to protect yourself and your credit.
Personal Finances4-Minute ReadDan MillerApril 02, 2022
Having a real estate investment business plan can make or break your company. Learn what a business plan should include and why having one matters.
Personal Finances5-minute readDan RafterApril 02, 2022
Covering medical bills when you lack insurance will require a combination of shopping for lower-cost care, negotiating payment plans and even turning to crowdfunding sites for donations.
Personal Finances8-minute readSarah Li CainApril 02, 2022
A promissory note, or a promise to pay, contains the written agreement between a lender and a borrower. Read on to learn the ins and outs of promissory notes.
