A Two-Step Path to Financial Independence
If you are interested in financial independence, whether you want to see if you can accumulate enough capital for early retirement, or simply want the […]
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If you are interested in financial independence, whether you want to see if you can accumulate enough capital for early retirement, or simply want the […]
Continue reading »People love to brag about how little they pay for a cell phone. But ask them how they have such a low rate, and they […]
Continue reading »When you are working towards a major financial goal, such as paying off debt or saving up a decent amount, the general advice is to […]
Continue reading »Not sure how to improve your credit score? The first step to improvement can be simple awareness. A new study by Javelin Strategy & Research […]
Continue reading »What could be more stressful than having a first conversation about money with your significant other? The moment when you realize that it just doesn’t […]
Continue reading »It’s tax season again – and for some people, it’s an unpleasant reminder that they still haven’t paid their debt for the previous tax year. […]
Continue reading »Ah, bachelor life. You can do what you want, when you want – and you don’t need to consult anyone when it’s time to make […]
Continue reading »We all want to achieve excellence in something : in sports, in skill, trick. But when it comes to your merit, you can only do […]
Continue reading »If you’ve received a holiday gift card and haven’t used it yet, why not? Maybe it’s a logistics issue – for example, you have a […]
Continue reading »I’ll be honest: I’m not a fan of gastronomic “holidays”. But national pizza day? It’s worth noting because the pizza is great. In fact, there […]
Continue reading »Recently, my investments have been growing sharply, although they have a downward trend; the total return on my portfolio has grown from 10.3% to 9.3% […]
Continue reading »Lifehacker Managing Editor Virginia grew tired of the high annual fees for her Chase Sapphire backup card when Delta announced a redesign of its American […]
Continue reading »Switching your student loan repayment plan to one of the four income- driven plans offered by the federal government can do wonders for your finances. […]
Continue reading »Last Christmas I got a $ 50 Visa gift card and spent exactly $ 48 on four pairs of new socks (because now I’m the […]
Continue reading »When the tax season begins, the IRS usually calls for filing your tax return as soon as possible. The reason is not really designed to […]
Continue reading »Tax season means scammers are engaging in fraudulent activities. You may be contacted by phone, email, or even on social media by someone claiming to […]
Continue reading »Tax year 2018 was one of the toughest in recent history thanks to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, and the Tax Expansion Act passed […]
Continue reading »Everyone is talking about the coronavirus outbreak that originated in China, but did you think the virus could affect your money? At the end of […]
Continue reading »Do you remember how we told you not to sign up for a store credit card at the checkout? According to figures released last week […]
Continue reading »According to a new study by FinanceBuzz, thirty-two percent of people delay making “ big financial decisions” until the next presidential election. In addition, 72% […]
Continue reading »Even if you make a list before you go to the grocery store, you can still spend a lot of time – not to mention […]
Continue reading »How do you know if you have invested your money correctly in a savings or investment vehicle? You may be asking yourself how long it […]
Continue reading »Now that tax season has officially begun, you might think you’re ready to sit down and complete the task. But the chances are high that […]
Continue reading »You need a good credit rating to get a credit card, but you need a credit history to have a good credit history. This 22nd […]
Continue reading »When you are paying off large debt, such as student loans, it can be difficult to determine when to step up your efforts to get […]
Continue reading »Imagine, if you will, Lifehacker staff writer Josh Ocampo standing outside Tokyo 7-Eleven, belly squeezing as he waits with his bank. Josh’s debit card chip […]
Continue reading »If your expenses and income do not match, you have two options: cut your expenses or find a way to make more money. While some […]
Continue reading »According to every personal finance book and website you have come across in the past two decades, one of the easiest ways to save money […]
Continue reading »When I suddenly found myself without wheels this fall after what I thought was just kinking fenders, I spent several weeks worrying about whether I […]
Continue reading »Do you like your credit rating? The new valuation model could change this, but probably not drastically. FICO announced today the rollout of FICO 10, […]
Continue reading »The next time you end your group dinner or picnic by saying “I’m Venmo for you,” make sure you answer promptly. Why? Because if it […]
Continue reading »Procrastinators, please note today is the deadline for filing a class action settlement claim over the Equifax data breach. If you’ve lived under a rock […]
Continue reading »By becoming an authorized user of someone else’s credit card, you will receive many more benefits than being able to switch to someone else’s credit […]
Continue reading »If your New Year’s resolution crashed and burned out spectacularly, you might think you were out of luck until next January 1st. This is not […]
Continue reading »If you only do one small thing for your finances this year, can you get her to leave her awful old bank that still charges […]
Continue reading »The past year has been stressful at best for investors of all levels. The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates several times after years of […]
Continue reading »At the beginning of this month, which is so focused on positive change, we’re putting even more pressure on you to join us and take […]
Continue reading »Ask any professor of political science and he will tell you that the presidential candidates’ ambitions are beyond their means. The President can do so […]
Continue reading »When news broke that Chase was raising the annual fee for its popular Sapphire Reserve card from $ 450 to $ 550, many readers wondered […]
Continue reading »Just a few years ago, if you wanted your investment to be even remotely environmentally friendly, you had to choose from a limited set of […]
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