Telltale Signs A Romance Scammer Is Making A Move On Your Money
Per the FTC, consumers reported 64,003 romance scams in 2023. And out of all imposter scams, romance scams bilk victims out of the most money on average.
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You've Been Warned: This Convenient Money Habit Will Cost You While Traveling Abroad
When traveling abroad, overpaying for things, even by a little, can add up quickly. Instead, ensure you get the best deal by paying for your items like this.
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Here's How Much Team USA Athletes Make For Winning Olympic Gold
Team USA winners at the Paris Games will each receive a medal bonus. This year, track-and-field gold winners will also receive prize money from World Athletics.
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One Of The Cheapest States To Retire In Is Also A Popular Travel Destination
Looking for a cheap place to retire? A certain Mountain West state offers a natural beauty tourists flock to, but also various ways to save for its residents.
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What To Do If An ATM Fails To Dispense Your Money
At last count (in 2022), there were 451,500 ATMs in the U.S. With this many, it's not impossible for one to glitch. If this happens to you, here's what to do.
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Listen To This Type Of Music While Grocery Shopping To Save Money
Hearing music while grocery shopping is a given, but ever think about the type of music? Turns out there's a reason why stores choose the playlists they do.
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The Upsetting Reason To Avoid Buying A Home In These American Cities
While high home prices and homeowners insurance account for much of the homebuying equation, there's another factor for buyers to consider, too: climate change.
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What Happens If You Miss A Student Loan Payment?
U.S. student loan debt totals $1.753T. If you miss a loan payment, what happens next will largely depend on if you have a federal or a private loan.
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The Best Places To Put Your Extra Money
If you find yourself with some extra money, congrats. But, rather than splurging it, consider better uses for it, including ones in which you can earn a return.
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You've Been Warned: Never Fall For These Sneaky Credit Card Scams
Credit card scams are commonplace, but fortunately, avoiding being scammed is simple with a bit of due diligence and awareness of what to look for.
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How Much Cash Should You Leave In Your Investment Portfolio?
In a portfolio, you'll want a mix of asset classes, including cash (equivalents). As for how much cash, that'll depend on factors like age and risk tolerance.
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The US Has 550 'Million-Dollar Cities.' This State Accounts For 38% Of Them
A million-dollar city is a city where the cost to buy a home is $1M or more. As U.S. home prices continue to rise, the number of these cities does as well.
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The Real Reason Britain Is Losing So Many Millionaires
A recent report finds the United Kingdom is to see the second-biggest loss of millionaires in 2024. This one tax rule looks to be a key reason as to why.
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Sports Gambling ETFs That Are Worth A Look
As sports betting in America continues to grow, investors may be looking for a way to be part of this growth. One option is to buy into a sports gambling ETF.
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How Interest Rate Changes Affect Banks In The US
In a discussion on interest rate changes and bank profits, it begins with a particular concept: net income interest or NII. For banks, it's a balancing act.
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How Keeping This Old Item Around Can Boost Your Net Worth
Per Experian, the average monthly car payment in 2024 is $735 for a new car and $523 for used. For many, though, there's no need to take on this debt.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Old Stamps Today
Linn's Stamp News estimates there are ~5 million U.S. stamp collectors. If you want to join in with your stamps, here's what you need to know about the hobby.
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Saving Money Is Easiest If You Live In This US City
According to a new study, there's a Midwestern city where it's easiest to save money. Factors include lower credit card debt and more affordable housing.
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New CFPB Rule Creates Registry To Track Nonbank Bad Actors
The new rule establishes a registry that will facilitate the CFPB's supervision of certain nonbanks. Its effective date is September 16, 2024.
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Places In The US Where It's Actually Cheaper To Rent Than Buy
Per Zillow, rent in California is 33% higher than the national median. This said, a recent study finds renting is cheaper than buying in most major U.S. cities.
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Is Paying Off A Car Loan Early A Good Strategy? Here's The Truth
The average auto loan balance grew by 5.2% in 2023, per Experian data. For many, erasing this debt would be helpful, but there are other advantages, too.
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This Is The Most Money Ever Raised By An Election Campaign In A Single Day
Following President Biden's unprecedented announcement that he would not seek reelection in 2024, donations poured in for his replacement Kamala Harris.
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The One Financial 'Celebrity' Real Experts Actually Respect
Separating the financial professional from the celebrity is key to getting trusted advice today. Though mega-famous, this person falls in the former category.
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You've Been Warned: This Type Of Savings Account Will Only Hurt Your Finances
When it comes to savings, you have some choices. One key factor to consider is an account's APY. Will your money's purchasing power diminish or grow?
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Will FTX Investors Get Their Money Back?
FTX filed for bankruptcy on November 11, 2022. Since, investors continue to wait to see when their lost money will be returned. Here's where things stand today.
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Monthly Expenses You're Forgetting To Put In Your Budget
A budget makes it easier to track spending. Unfortunately, many of us forget to budget for certain expenses, so keep these in mind when creating yours.
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Problematic Things You'll Find In A Foreclosed Home
While foreclosed homes often present a solid financial opportunity, there are things that often come with such properties you should be prepared for.
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