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Personal Finances7-minute readJerry BrownMarch 22, 2022
Fintech (financial technology) has innovated numerous financial services and companies. Learn how fintech works, what services it's used for and who uses it.
Home Buying4-Minute ReadSarah Li CainMarch 22, 2022
A reserve fund sets aside cash to pay for future expenses, and it's crucial to understand if you want to move into a condo or join an HOA. Here's why.
Home Buying7-minute readMarch 22, 2022
Buying a house in New York can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Read our comprehensive overview for everything you need to know about how to buy a house in New York.
Personal Finances3-minute readSarah Li CainMarch 21, 2022
With a mobile wallet, you have the option to make payments on your smartphone. Read our guide on what mobile wallets are, how to use them, and which ones you should consider using.
Personal Finances3-minute readAnna BaluchMarch 21, 2022
The three types of bankruptcies include Chapter 7, Chapter 11, and Chapter 13. Let’s take a closer look at how each of them work.
Remember when it seemed like cryptocurency was all over the news when prices skyrocketed? Thinking you should invest in it? Let’s take a look at some of the questions you need to ask before investing in cryptocurrency.
Personal Finances3-minute readPatrick ChismMarch 21, 2022
Index funds have surpassed traditional mutual funds as the popular investment for wealth building. Created in 1975 by Jack Bogle, the idea was to give the individual investor an opportunity to invest – without the costs of actively managed funds.
Personal Finances14-minute readRachel BurrisMarch 18, 2022
Millennials are moving back home in record numbers, but the phenomenon may benefit the generation ultimately. Here’s why.
Credit10-minute readPatrick ChismMarch 18, 2022
Credit damage shouldn’t feel impossible to fix. Here’s our definitive guide on how to repair your credit and get back on track with your credit score.
Credit3-minute readPatrick ChismMarch 17, 2022
Due to the expensive grind of daily life, sometimes we need to take out loans to get by. When we apply for those loans, our credit score has the potential of being negatively impacted. To make sense of this irony, let’s dive deeper into the credit score process itself.
Home Buying3-minute readSarah Li CainMarch 07, 2022
As you shop around for a mortgage, you probably hear lenders talk about a conventional loan or conventional mortgage. Let's explore what a conventional loan is and whether it's right for you.
Home Buying7-minute readMarch 07, 2022
Whether you’re selling or buying, learn how the outcome of the home appraisal affects the sale.
Home Buying6-minute readKevin GrahamMarch 07, 2022
Should you be prequalified or preapproved? Read our article to learn the difference between the two and the part each plays during the home buying process.
Personal Finances6-Minute ReadLauren NowackiFebruary 28, 2022
Trying to save for a big purchase in the future? Learn how sinking funds can make it easier to save money so you can pay for big items without going into debt.
Personal Finances8-Minute ReadCathie EricsonFebruary 26, 2022
Sometimes a short-term loan won’t cut it. Learn more about the pros and cons of using a long-term personal loan instead to cover unexpected expenses.
Credit5-minute readFebruary 25, 2022
When looking to buy your first house, it’s important to understand how your credit score can affect your mortgage eligibility. Check out our article to find out what credit score you need to a buy a house.
Personal Finances4-Minute ReadJerry BrownFebruary 21, 2022
A hurdle rate can be used to determine the minimum rate of return on an investment. Read our article to learn more about the pros and cons of hurdle rate.
Personal Finances5-Minute ReadScott SteinbergFebruary 21, 2022
Planning to invest money in the stock market? Read on to learn about growth investing and whether it’s the right strategy to grow your portfolio.
