Here are some shocking facts about your credit score: You don’t own it, the data is often wrong (especially since the pandemic), and it’s being used in more places for more reasons than ever before. Most of us assume that our credit score belongs to us, but that assumption is …
Read MoreSome financial experts say paying for your kid’s college is a bad move and can wipe out your chance for retirement which will only fall back on your children, and they have some tips to help with college without debt. Funding your kid’s college is noble, but a bad move, …
Read MoreExperts are now saying that it is more likely than not that the US will fall into a mild recession by the end of 2022. How will this affect your personal finances? What you can do to prepare. Recession likely: What the experts are saying A variety of finance experts, …
Read MoreHalf of all marriages in the U.S. end in divorce, and it’s even higher if it’s a second or third marriage, and more than half of divorces result in a financial crisis. Here’s what you need to know about divorce and your investments. The reality of divorce and your personal …
Read MoreAs more women gain economic power, they must understand the fundamentals of personal finance and investment. Here are five crucial things that every woman needs to know about investing and personal finance. Know your current and future spending amount Because we are currently in a time of skyrocketing inflation that’s …
Read MoreBigger and better seems to be the American way, but many these days are thinking small rather than big and reaping the benefits of fewer expenses, less upkeep, more freedom, and life not tied to possessions. The downside of a large dwelling Despite the housing and economic crisis of 2008, …
Read MoreLast year, the number of US workers changing or losing their jobs was double the annual rate from the previous two decades, and employees have discovered how difficult rolling over 401(k) can be. Here’s why. Rolling over a 401(k): What it means and why it’s necessary Rolling over a 401(k) …
Read MoreRobert Kiyosaki, the author of the massively successful personal-finance book Rich Dad Poor Dad, warns a significant global economic crash is coming, but also says it will provide opportunities where “entrepreneurs are going to win.” Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki warns crash worse than 2008 recession coming Robert Kiyosaki …
Read MoreWith the year 2022 just a few days away, make it a new year for your finances as well. Here are five ideas for personal finance resolutions. Take care of first things first: family You’ve heard it said: “Family comes first.” It’s true. Don’t start pouring money into investing until …
Read MoreMost young people who are just starting to think about using credit cards don’t have the best grasp of the concept of credit. Many schools don’t teach finance basics, and some parents never think to impart these tips to their kids. Today, we’re going over a few tips to help …
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