The freshness of spring motivates a lot of people to throw open the windows and doors, and conduct a thorough spring cleaning. Spring is a great time to take stock of what you have, organize it so..
You've gotten through the last year relatively unscathed, but your credit report may have some collateral damage.
It's why the three major U.S. credit reporting agencies, Experian, Equifax, and..
You may be wondering which type of IRA you should contribute to: a traditional one or a Roth? Here's the difference between the two and how your contributions will affect your taxes.*
Taking a year off between high school and college — a gap year — has become more common in the U.S. over the last few years. A common path for European students, a gap year gives young adults time..
Transferring money from an account at one financial institution to another used to be a headache, or at the very least, required a trip to the post office to mail a check, but today there are..
Money experts and financial gurus frequently talk about avoiding "bad debt" and only taking on "good debt." There are even some outspoken experts who think all debt is "bad."
What makes one debt..
When you switch financial accounts, you'll want to make sure your payroll check makes the transition, too. It's actually a fairly straightforward process to make the switch, and you can accomplish..
If you want to make some essential home improvements or simply need cash to pay bills, you may be looking at your home's equity as a source of funding. There are two ways you can use it: through..
You know the basics when viewing properties. Flick the light switches, inspect the closets, take a deep sniff in the basement. But do you know the tools that can help you uncover a problem, and..
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