What Is A Title Loan? (And Why They're So Risky)
Title loans are a type of loan consumers might consider if their options are limited. Despite the risky loan terms, here's why people still use them.
Read MoreTitle loans are a type of loan consumers might consider if their options are limited. Despite the risky loan terms, here's why people still use them.
Read MoreMany may not realize, but you get paid for plasma donations. If you "earn" more than a certain amount, you'll need to make sure the IRS knows, too.
Read MoreAfter hitting a jackpot like Mega Millions, you might think winners run to claim their prize. This isn't the case. Here's why some choose to hold off.
Read MoreBrowsing real estate listings, you'll notice price reductions aren't uncommon. However, how successful this is depends largely on when you do so.
Read MorePer the National Multifamily Housing Council, there are 23 million apartment units in the U.S., of which 41% are one-bedroom units (the most common).
Read MoreThe Social Security Administration announced today the cost-of-living adjustment for 2025. In the end, next year's COLA is what the experts predicted.
Read MoreSelling door to door is far less common today. If someone does knock on your door, here's how to tell if it's a legitimate offer or an old-school scam.
Read MoreWhile you may never have heard of a stablecoin before, the crypto asset actually dates back to 2014, when the first stablecoin, BitUSD, was launched.
Read MoreWhile the COLA rate is the same for everyone (e.g., 3.2% in 2024), how it changes the amount of a Social Security check is different for every beneficiary.
Read MoreWhole Foods and Trader Joe's have quite different reputations when it comes to savings, but is this still reality for the two popular grocery chains?
Read MoreThis discount retailer reported sales losses for three years in a row between 2021 and 2023. In September 2024, it filed for bankruptcy protection.
Read MoreThe IRS offers taxpayers a one-time tax-filing extension every spring. In April 2024, the IRS estimated 19 million taxpayers would file for an extension.
Read MoreThe Pew Research Center reports 12.5% of the population uses SNAP benefits (as of April 2023). Unfortunately, scammers are now targeting recipients.
Read MoreWhen borrowing money to repair and/or renovate your home, there are actually several options. One risky one, however, is often best left on the table.
Read MoreAs with shopping, more people are using mobile/online banking these days. Still, there continue to be customers who prefer what branches offer.
Read MoreAccording to the National Institute on Retirement Security, 40.2% of Americans only receive income from Social Security in retirement.
Read MoreWhile not at Christmas or Valentine's levels, Americans spend a lot to celebrate Halloween. This said, experts estimate 2024 to be down versus 2023.
Read MoreA number of things changed for 529 plans in 2019 with the SECURE Act, and then again in 2022 with the SECURE Act 2.0. One of these concerned student loan debt.
Read MoreStarting to save for retirement sooner rather than later will make it easier on you. After all, that's why there are catch-up contributions at age 50.
Read MoreFor Northern California residents, chances are they've popped into a Mary's Pizza Shack. But after 65 years, in September, Mary's declared bankruptcy.
Read MoreHindenburg Research is a short seller more known for its "forensic financial research." Since 2017, this reporting has led to the fall of numerous companies.
Read MoreFrgual travelers are always keen to save rather than spend, particularly when it comes to wasteful purchases like paper towels or bottled water.
Read MoreWhen planning for retirement, understanding how much you'll need to fund your retirement lifestyle is a major consideration not everyone accounts for.
Read MoreAccording to the Federal Reserve, the median savings for U.S. households is $8,000. While not quite $8K, reaching this milestone is a significant one.
Read MoreMany may not think of Costco when it comes to wine, but many others do, as it ranks consistently as one the largest wine retailers in the entire U.S.
Read MoreBuying stocks solely on a single day of the week is a long-existing theory that some investors choose to follow, but whether it works is another story.
Read MoreLong-term capital gains are taxed at a 0%, 15%, or 20% rate, depending on your income, but some wealthy Americans manage to avoid this tax liability.
Read MoreEveryone's different but looking at the average net worth of people in your age group can give you a new perspective on where you are in your savings.
Read MoreRoth IRAs are funded with after-tax dollars. Earned income is the key to this question, and the eligibility rule applies regardless of a person's age.
Read MoreAs a Sam's Club member, you already get a discount on products, from food to clothing to books and furniture, but there are additional ways to save.
Read MoreIn discussing inflation with radio host Dave Ramsey, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump shared his plans for United States energy.
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