The No. 1 Dating Red Flag According To A Financial Therapist
If you're getting serious enough with a romantic partner to start thinking about building a financial future together, beware this reaction to mentioning money.
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When Your Credit Score Reaches This Number, You Can Qualify For A Conventional Refinance Loan
Credit scores are an important part of the lending process. Here's the credit score you need, along with other requirements, if you're considering a refinance.
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One Of The Best States To Live In 2025 Ranks 29th Overall For Affordability
In the rankings of best states to live, it's good to check out places that are high on the list. One such state is only middle of the pack in affordability.
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The Largest Car Brake Recall In Recent History Cost This Company A Ton Of Money
"Recall" is a word that many businesses probably wish they could forget. Unfortunately, it became a memorable chapter in this car company's history in 2024.
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The 1970s Money Habits That Still Work Better Than Today's Budgeting Apps
In the 1970s, people came up with creative saving strategies in the face of hard economic times. Today, these habits could be more useful than budgeting apps.
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The Surprising Reason You'll Want To Avoid Buying A Blue Car
The results of multiple studies on the popularity of vehicle colors in the U.S. might have you thinking twice about choosing a blue car over white or black.
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The Key Difference Between Medicare Tax And Social Security Tax
Social Security and Medicare taxes fall under the FICA umbrella, but there are differences between them; they key distinction is the amount the rates apply to.
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The Home Upgrade That's Pretty On Paper But Could Be A Total Waste Of Money
Upgrading your home can certainly be a good way to add to its value. There is one type of upgrade that may be tempting, but won't add any value.
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This US State Is Offering A $500 Discount On Energy Bills - Are You Eligible?
As the colder months and shorter days creep in, utility costs can skyrocket. Luckily, one state is offering sizable relief to qualifying residents.
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You've Been Warned: These 9 Toyota Cars Have Awful Resale Value
Toyota is known for dependable, long-lasting vehicles like the Tacoma, though some of those vehicles hold their value better than others.
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The New Bill That Would Target White House Ballroom Donations
If passed, a new bill from Senator Elizabeth Warren would put donations made to projects such as Trump's ballroom under greater scrutiny and regulation.
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The Retirement Regret That Could Come Back To Bite You
Retirement offers plenty of time and incentive to organize your home. When you do, avoid making this mistake and you'll avert future challenges.
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The Richest Suburb In Massachusetts Has A Cost Of Living That Will Make You Think Twice
New England has never been known for its affordability, but even the area's already high prices pale in comparison to one college town.
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Jeff Bezos' Grim US Economy Prediction Is Coming True
You might think the extremely rich are somewhat out of touch with reality, but the founder of one major corporation saw a big problem coming years in advance.
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12 US States With The Highest Unemployment Rates
While national unemployment figures are released regularly, states like California and Nevada have been higher than the national average.
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The Financial Account You Should Avoid Placing In A Trust
A living trust is a smart way to pass wealth down to a younger generation, but this method can make access to certain accounts difficult.
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If Your Credit Score Is Below This Number, Buying A House Is No Easy Feat
Getting a mortgage loan becomes increasingly difficult if your credit score falls below this benchmark within the "Fair" category. That said, options do exist.
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The 'Rule Of 70' Could Cost Retirees, According To A CFA
While there are many different tips and rules out there for retirement planning, not all of them are the best option when planning your golden years.
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The US State With The Lowest Unemployment Might Surprise You
With unemployment numbers gradually rising nationwide, this Midwestern state boasts the lowest unemployment rate in the United States. Here's what we know.
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You're More Likely To Be A High-Income Saver If You Have These Characteristics
Self-employed individuals and college degree holders tend to be better savers, but they're not the only cohorts with budgeting chops.
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One Of The Best Places For A Retiree Is An Illinois Town Full Of Shops And Antique Stores
This Illinois town on the Mississippi River has everything you need for a satisfying retirement: antique shops, restaurants, nature, and a low cost of living.
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Opening These Two Savings Accounts At The Same Time Has One Major Benefit
Having more than one savings account might seem superfluous, but in this uneasy economic time especially, it's great to have your bases covered.
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If You Inherit A 401k, Don't Ignore This Important Rule
Inheriting a 401(k) plan is never a bad thing, but the inheritance is strictly governed by the Internal Revenue Code. This rule in particular is worth noting.
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This Rolex Daytona Alternative Is A Fraction Of The Price And Nearly Identical
The Rolex Daytona is one of the most iconic watches in history, but if you want the look without the price tag, you have another high-quality option.
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The 14 Most Expensive European Countries For Tourists
Europe is the world's most popular travel destination, but it's not cheap to explore, even in smaller countries like Andorra or Monaco.
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This Extremely Popular Vehicle Is One Of The Best For A Retiree
For those who are either about to retire, or are already retired, you might need a new set of wheels. This wagon might be one of the best options
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The Real Reason Hisense TV's Are So Affordable
Flat-screen TVs keep getting bigger and cheaper. But Hisense is leading the pack with affordability, and the reason why makes a lot of sense.
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