Category: Personal Finance

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 […]

When news broke that Chase was raising the annual fee for its popular Sapphire Reserve card from $ 450 to $ 550, many readers wondered […]

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 […]

The last time I went grocery shopping, I bought brand-name cheese instead of store cheese. The difference in price between a $ 2 cheddar and […]

This is officially tax season. The IRS will begin processing individual tax returns on Monday, January 27th, which means you have a few weeks to […]

If I had to rank tax forms from worst to best, W-4 would come out on top. The worst part of any new job is […]

Southwest recently canceled its Rapid Rewards Points program. And now his joint credit card with Chase offers the opportunity to accumulate a huge pile of […]

Once I helped a man look for his wedding ring in knee-deep snow, in the dark, in the wilderness of Iceland. While we were sifting […]

Have you ever thought that the high bonuses and huge perks offered by the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card sound too good to be true? […]

If you’ve spent the past few months on everything from gifts to new clothes and more expensive options for your favorite foods, getting back to […]

Getting a new credit card in the mail can seem like a big win. You’ve studied the cards, picked the one that suits your needs, […]

If you have a Chase credit card, you can get a DoorDash, DashPass membership for free. The partnership works with Sapphire, Freedom and Slate cards. […]

If you work overtime, you should get paid for it, right? How about getting them one and a half time? The good news is that […]

You may have started 2020 with a carefully crafted and flawless budget that will ensure your financial success. You’ve come up with a few ways […]

If you haven’t started getting the forms you need to file your 2019 tax return yet, you will definitely start getting them soon. While we […]

If you have used Travelex to exchange currencies, you can keep a close eye on your financial information. The hackers gained access to the Travelex […]

When Amazon parcels started showing up at Chris *’s doorstep in Connecticut last fall, he and his wife suggested that the other was buying Christmas […]

When you first start saving for retirement, you may think that you will never get to the point where you can “deplete” your annual contribution. […]

Are you feeling trapped in your debt? You are far from alone: ​​the average US adult has nearly $ 30,000 in debt. At first it […]

While we’re getting ready for the start of the new year, let’s embark on a no-cost trial in January. If you’ve read Two Cents for […]

When you are deeply in debt, you may feel guilty, sad, or completely hopeless. Whether it’s a few hundred dollars or a few thousand, the […]

In 2009 I was 27 years old and a year later I worked full-time for the first time with benefits. I worked as an Assistant […]

Nothing sucks the air out of a room like a relative asking you to borrow money. No matter how much you love your family, the […]

There are obvious risks involved in trying to play the credit card reward system. You could mess up your signup bonus calculations and end up […]

The spending bill passed by Congress this week does not offer any tax breaks for people interested in buying electric vehicles. But it does have […]

Life would be boring without healthy debate, but holy cow, you all: The comment section on this website is not for the faint of heart. […]

Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Sapphire Reserve are two of the best travel credit cards on the market, but before you decide to apply for […]

Remember the time we all filed class action suits for Equifax infringement hoping to get $ 125 apiece? We so rightly deserved (or so we […]

When I learned that the annual fee for Amazon Prime would rise from $ 99 to $ 119 last year, I wondered if I could […]

Here’s some good news for your eventual retirement: Congress is trying to make it easier for you to save for the day you can finally […]

They say money can’t buy happiness, but I’m not sure. Certain purchases can make your life easier or more enjoyable, which contributes to overall happiness. […]

Earlier this week, I prepared a report on all my 2019 expenses, divided by category. While I am confident that I will have a few […]

The IRS receives more funding in 2020. This is quite interesting for taxpayers as it means more employees will process tax returns and more employees […]

While you think about your own financial lessons from last year, take a look at some of the most popular stories here at Two Cents […]

So far, many Democratic presidential candidates want to raise taxes on the rich to fund their political plans. But what does this actually mean? There […]

You may already be wary of gas station skimmers that can steal your payment information from your card reader. Now Visa has warned of a […]

If you’re on holiday shopping this year, invest in the highest quality products. Buy a better version of something inexpensive, not a cheaper version of […]

While browsing your Facebook feed, you may have seen videos of Snoop Dogg promoting a debt relief program from the so-called Debt Council. “If you […]

Closing a credit card does not always improve your credit score. For example, closing your oldest credit card can reduce the overall life of the […]

After Boris Johnson’s victory in the UK elections, you’ve probably seen a lot of headlines that Brexit is bound to happen. But not everything is […]