Personal Finance
Latest Personal Finance News
Payday loans vs. installment loans: One is a much better option
Luis Alvarez/Getty Images Payday loans are designed for people with bad credit or little credit history. These loans come with…
Your 529 Plan Just Got A Juicy New Perk
If you're using a 529 plan to save for your child's higher education, a recent legislative update could be a…
The Essential Tax Guide For Last Minute Filers
Tax forms, changes, deadlines and refunds. Whether you’re starting or finishing your 2023 1040, we’ve got tips to see you…
How to maximize flat-rate cash back credit cards
Flat-rate cash back credit cards definitely have their advantages — especially for people who have no desire to keep track…
How Much Money Most People Have Saved By Age 60
According to The Federal Reserve, the median retirement account savings for households between ages 55 and 64 is roughly $185,000. While…
Want to save money on paper checks? Skip your bank
With online bill payment and mobile wallets on the rise, consumers are relying less on paper checks. Those who do…
Tax Deferred vs. Tax Exempt Retirement Accounts
The most common form of retirement account is tax-deferred. This refers to portfolios which allow untaxed contributions and gains during…
Capital One Should Not Rush To Acquire Discover
Capital One’s COF plan to acquire Discover caused much debate this week about what the potential merger could mean for…
What’s the average personal loan interest rate?
Personal loans are becoming more popular among people looking to consolidate debt and find lower interest rates than credit cards.…
Best soft pull credit cards
There are two types of credit checks: a soft pull or inquiry and hard pull. A soft pull is a…
