Federal Vs. Private Student Loans: Which Should You Pay Off First?
Deciding between paying off private or federal student loans first ultimately comes down to interest rates, and which loan will cost you more in the long run.
Read MoreDeciding between paying off private or federal student loans first ultimately comes down to interest rates, and which loan will cost you more in the long run.
Read MoreA one-size-fits-all rule like the 4% rule often requires adjustment for every person. This said, here's a reason why the rule can't be set in stone.
Read MoreA new survey by Empower sheds light on how the different generation groups value their time, with this generation at the fore for better work-life balance.
Read MoreNot all luxury clothing brands are created equal, but these iconic designers are trusted for quality production and an increased focus on sustainability.
Read MoreA one-size-fits-all rule like the 4% rule often requires adjustment for every person. This said, here's a reason why the rule can't be set in stone.
Read MoreA new survey by Empower sheds light on how the different generation groups value their time, with this generation at the fore for better work-life balance.
Read MoreThe youngest of baby boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, will turn 60 in 2024. As more of this cohort retires, we take a look at the predicted impact on jobs.
Read MoreKeep in mind that the majority of audits are resolved through the mail. In any audit, it's more that the IRS needs information to resolve discrepancies.
Read MoreDuring "Mad Money" lightning rounds, viewers can hear Jim Cramer exclaim "Booyah!," a catchphrase dating back to the TV personality's radio days.
Read MoreThere's more to investing in AI than trying to buy shares of big names like Nvidia. Here, we go over other ways you can invest in this explosive space.
Read MoreThe Dow hitting 40,000 means good things for investors, but the bull market's effect on inflation and interest rates spells another story for consumers.
Read MoreAccording to a recent survey, 32% of people have a will, leaving 68% without one. What does dying intestate mean for your estate and the family left behind?
Read MoreGame Boy came out on April 21, 1989, more than 35 years ago. The rarer the game, the more valuable, with the two most valuable being about a root vegetable.
Read MorePersonal finance experts like Jason Tartick believe there's one policy change that could prove a game-changer in helping people better manage their money.
Read MoreThe oldest of Gen Alpha are yet to enter the workforce, but with approximately 2 billion members, the tech-savvy chort's economic impact is believed to be huge.
Read MoreIn October 2024, Costco started selling gold bars. Members could choose from a 1-ounce PAMP Suisse gold bar and a 100-gram gold bar from the Rand Refinery.
Read MoreSince debuting at the 2011 San Diego Comic-Con, Funko Pop! figures have been collectible, with some limited-edition Funkos worth tens of thousands of dollars.
Read MoreWhile thinking the Fed sets interest rates isn't entirely inaccurate, there's more to it than that; specifically, a 12-member committee you should know about.
Read MoreGiven the increase in both mortgage rates and rental prices, the age-old question of renting vs. owning a home is more complicated than ever before.
Read MoreImagine getting a 114% salary boost overnight. That's what happened to Ford Motor Company employees in 1914 when Henry Ford announced a new profit-sharing plan.
Read MorePGA Tour caddies earn a weekly base pay, but only when their golfer plays, and pros typically play 20 events. Caddies do earn a percentage of winnings, too.
Read MoreA weekly allowance can teach kids about personal finance early on. This said, how much should you give them to start and how will this change as they get older?
Read MoreThough not as many people use cash as they once did, many still prefer paper currency. On that note, did you know each bill has a different lifespan.
Read MoreSince 2018, U.S. sports betting has soared. At the start, though, sportsbooks tried various ways to reel in new bettors, like offering "risk-free" bets.
Read MoreUnlike during prior generations, these days its often to an employee's benefit to switch companies when seeking higher pay or a better role.
Read MoreBuying into leveraged ETFs can drastically boost your short-term gains, but doing so can also result in losses on the same outsized scale.
Read MoreFinancial literacy is a life skill a person will benefit from long after they receive their diploma. Given this, more states are looking into teaching it.
Read MoreBefore investing, you need to get your financial affairs in order. From saving for emergencies to eliminating bad debt, here's what to address first and next.
Read MoreCostco reports its membership is 132 million, as of February 2024. This said, there are a few reasons why you might save even more by not being a member.
Read MoreWhile your first step to resolving a payment issue with your employer is to visit HR or payroll, sometimes you may need to take your complaint a step further.
Read MoreWhen Amazon's IPO debuted in 1997, shares were priced at $18 each. And while Amazon today is part of the Magnificent Seven, that wasn't the case in 1997.
Read MoreBoeing's ongoing problems with the FAA and unhappy customers may turn into a problem for summer travelers overall; the result of a shortage of flights.
Read MoreWhen Barbie debuted in 1959, it was a hit from the start, selling 300,000 (at $3 each) in its first year. Today, rare editions can sell for thousands.
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