13 Sneaky Ways Insurance Companies Trick You Into Spending More Money
Buying an insurance policy is often a necessary spend, but it's always a good idea to pay close attention to what you're actually paying for.
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Cashing Out A 401(k) Early Can Come With Major Consequences
While you may look at your 401(k) as a cash source, early withdrawal could be costly, not only once tax season arrives but down the road in retirement, too.
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US Cash Isn't Actually Made Out Of What You Think
While U.S. bills are commonly referred to as paper money, they aren't actually paper. A hint to their true composition lies in the fact that you can iron them.
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Warning Signs You're Probably Terrible With Money
Bad financial habits can impact every aspect of your life, including mental and physical health, but these traits can be turned around.
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TurboTax Vs. H&R Block: Which One Is Better For Your Taxes?
With the new year comes a new tax season and the decision on how to file your taxes. Here, we compare the two most well-known names in online tax prep.
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One Thing You Should Always Keep In Mind When Cashing A Check
Though not as common, you may still receive a check every now and then. If you do, when you go to deposit or cash it, it's important to check this one thing.
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What Really Happens When You Go Bankrupt (And How To Recover)
Declaring bankruptcy is a more nuanced decision than many people realize, and there are actually two primary ways to go about doing so.
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5 Things To Cut From Your Holiday Budget
When it comes to budgeting for the holidays, one approach is to rethink expenses and consider workarounds that will serve the same purpose but cost you less.
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How To Budget To Stay Out Of Debt After Holiday Shopping
To avoid going into debt this holiday season, we have some ideas on how you can stretch your gift-giving dollar and stay within your shopping budget.
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Think Twice Before Taking Out A Payday Loan. Here's Why
While a payday loan may be the only recourse a person thinks they have for quick cash, there are sobering reasons to avoid this type of loan and its fees.
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This Is The Best State To Retire In (& It's Not Florida)
A recent study found there's a state not name Florida that offers retirees affordability, quality health care, and low crime. Hint: Its name has four letters.
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Charlie Munger's 5 Best Investing Tips Ever
As one of the most esteemed figures in finance, when Charlie Munger spoke, everyone listened. Here are some of his best investment tips from over the years.
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Here's Where Charlie Munger Saw The Stock Market Going In 2024
Before he died on November 28, Charlie Munger had been vocal about what he thought about the current stock market and where he believe it was headed in 2024.
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Charlie Munger Dies; Warren Buffett's Partner Dead At 99
Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, who provided the blueprint for the multinational conglomerate's success, died on Tuesday in California.
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Stop Your Compulsive Spending Instantly With One Simple Tip
If you find yourself always adding items to your cart, then you may want to try this simple trick that'll give you a bit more time to consider your purchase(s).
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You Should Be Saving This Much Of Your Income For Your Holiday Shopping Budget
To keep your monthly budget from going into the red once the holidays arrive, create a holiday budget. Here's how much you should try and save during the year.
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5 Ways To Save Money On Apple Products
From iPhones to computers to smartwatches, Apple offers a lot of consumer tech, but it isn't cheap. Still, there are ways you can save on your next purchase.
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Think Twice Before Closing A Credit Card. Here's Why
Closing a credit card isn't only about your credit card, but about your credit score as well, which is why you should think about the bigger credit picture.
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Using Autopay For Your Subscriptions Could End Up Costing You
While autopay is a convenient way to stay in good standing with all your bills, you should avoid setting it and forgetting it when it comes to subscriptions.
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The Student Loan Advice That Mark Cuban Swears By
Mark Cuban, who helped pay his way through college by teaching disco, believes students will save in the long run by following this one piece of advice.
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The Time Of Year To Sell Your House If You Want The Best Price
According to ATTOM's annual study of home/condo sales in the U.S., this season is historically the best time to sell your home if you want a solid premium.
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The Unexpected Value Of The $100,000 Bill Today
It's true the Bureau of Engraving & Printing once printed a $100,000 bill, the highest denomination ever issued. However, it's a bill you don't want to own.
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You Should Be Spending This Much Of Your Income On Groceries
While the percentage of income spent on groceries depends on how much you earn, you could aim for a range. The USDA also has food plans to help shoppers budget.
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Think Twice Before Using Your Debit Card To Pay For Gas. Here's Why
The next time you pull up to the pump to fill your car's tank with gas, take a moment to observe the panel. Doing so could save your debit card from theft.
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Don't Make These Home Renovations If You Plan To Sell Your Home Soon
Remodeling your home before a sale can help increase its value, but some of the more high-end renovations may not be worth the investment.
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Don't Believe This Credit Card Myth That's Hurting Your Credit Score
An excellent credit score is the goal of every consumer, but in your efforts to achieve it, you may be following a myth that's actually hurting your score.
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Why Buy Now, Pay Later Apps Could Destroy Your Holiday Shopping Budget
As short-term financing, BNPL can be a convenient option at checkout, but its ease of use is also a reason why it can get shoppers into trouble: future trouble.
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