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When deciding whether or not to use buy now, pay later services, consider these pros and c...
Paying off a mortgage early can free up money in retirement, but there's an opportunity co...
Making an impulse purchase and then regretting it is something everyone experiences. Here ...
Getting prequalified for a loan or credit card reveals if you're likely, though not guaran...
A thrift savings plan (TSP) is a retirement plan for federal employees and military servic...
Wondering if you can set up a 529 plan for an unborn child? Here’s what you need to know.
Paying off your mortgage early may save you a substantial amount, but is it worth it? Revi...
Automatic investing simply means setting up automatic transfers into an investment account...
If you’re considering a mortgage loan with no-down-payment requirement, here’s what you ne...
If you need extra income to supplement your retirement savings, using your home equity to ...
Carrying long-term debt creates a buildup of additional costs over time, which can impact ...
Required minimum distributions apply to certain tax-advantaged retirement accounts. Failin...
If you’re struggling with debt, you may consider debt restructuring before you decide to f...
Dates are all about getting to know someone, and asking your date questions about their mo...
If you've borrowed money, you've been in debt. Typically, debt comes with interest, and th...
From turning down the thermostat to installing energy-efficient windows, you can adopt a n...
When deciding whether to rent a house or an apartment, consider your budget, how much spac...
An installment loan is paid out in one lump sum, while revolving credit allows you to borr...
When it comes to budgeting, credit cards, debit cards and cash aren't your only options. H...
A short-term apartment lease may be a good idea if you expect to move soon, are in between...
A mortgage buydown can reduce your interest rate and monthly payment, but if you don't pla...
Most U.S. taxpayers pay both federal and state income taxes. Rules and rates vary from sta...
Interest on a qualified mortgage or home equity loan is deductible on your federal taxes, ...
Using a simple formula, you can estimate how much of your income goes toward income taxes,...
When aging parents move in, discussing their finances, evaluating expenses and creating a ...
Many physical store locations now accept buy now, pay later as a payment option, and you c...
Emotional spending doesn't mean you're bad at managing your money. But if it's impacting y...
You might get a supplemental tax bill if you recently bought a home, finished a home const...
Mistakes can happen during the homebuying process, but being diligent and understanding th...
A homeowner may be able to ask for reversal of a HELOC freeze or reduction once the circum...
If you are considering debt settlement, these are the six possible risks you take working ...
Find out about the W-2, 1099, 1098 and other forms you need to complete your tax return, a...
A quiet title action can help you get a clean title so you can sell your home without comp...
Thinking about selling your home soon after moving in? Consider these tips first to help p...
Co-owning a home is when two or more people purchase a property and agree to share ownersh...
You probably know it’s not a good idea to file your taxes late, but you may be surprised t...
Getting out of debt is a challenge, and the same habits that got you into debt may keep yo...
Filing your first tax return can be easy if you take time to gather the right information ...
If you're facing financial hardship, ask your lender about a mortgage modification that ca...
The FHFA announced that mortgage lenders will have to start using newer credit scoring mod...
Your income taxes are based on your total income for the year minus deductions and credits...
If you’re considering an adjustable-rate mortgage, it’s important to understand what you’r...
When you know how much to budget for new appliances, you can decide to save or finance thi...
Convincing a spouse to begin debt repayment can be hard. Try these strategies to get them ...
Accountability apps help hold you accountable for sticking to your financial goals and can...
Check out these four different types of accountability apps to help you stick to your budg...
Knowing how much property tax you'll owe and how to pay it are key components to managing ...
An accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, can boost your home's value, generate income and house...
Are your unused gift cards sitting in a drawer and mocking you? Have the last laugh and fi...
Losing your job presents major financial challenges. Here are six ways to adjust your budg...
Are you a stay-at-home parent considering returning to work? Before looking for a job, car...
If you're a K-12 educator who spends out of pocket for classroom supplies or continuing ed...
Even though you may be able to sign up for multiple buy now, pay later (BNPL) accounts, us...
To tell if a debt collector is legitimate, validate their information, including their lic...
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