Category: Personal Finance

If you have had credit card debt in the past, or have an old card that you no longer use, you probably read the advice […]

How much money you need in retirement depends on many variables, in addition to how much the professionals suggest you save each year. Each person […]

Some of the 800,000 federal employees affected by the 19-day closure of the federal government have launched fundraising campaigns to cover basic costs , Quartz […]

If you have a credit card, you’ve likely received multiple emails and letters – or received a request when logging into your online account – […]

If you are taking multiple prescriptions or have started taking over-the-counter medications or supplements, it is probably time to check with your doctor. Dr. Suzanne […]

For those decades away from retirement, market fluctuations are only part of the investment process. As long as your asset allocation matches your risk tolerance, […]

Much of the talk about productivity today is split into two camps: the first is made up of people like our tech overlords who keep […]

One piece of advice Lifehacker gives in just about every post on student loans is to make sure you track all your payments and double […]

One way to pay off student loans faster is to make additional payments. But instead of using additional funds only for interest payments, you can […]

You may have heard that newly minted Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said in an interview with 60 Minutes over the weekend that there is a precedent […]

In 2019, we’re bringing monthly financial troubles back to Two Cents (you can see the 2017 version here ). Each one is designed to help […]

Everyone was in a situation where they used a gift card and left with a little money left, this is not enough for another purchase […]

Between 401 (k) s, 529s, IRAs, high yielding accounts and apps that do all the work for you, there is no shortage of ways to […]

Readers of Two Cents are probably familiar with the 52-week money challenge – you increase your savings by $ 1 every week for a year. […]

The timing and conditions for qualifying for student loan forgiveness can be confusing. Just take this statistic: As of the summer of 2018, only 289 […]

If you are planning a financial makeover in 2019, the first thing you need to do is figure out where you are. And, as Kiplinger […]

Whether it’s tipping, the stock market, or savings habits, in 2018, people had a lot of bad opinions. And instead of keeping our bad opinions […]

Here’s another one of those little things that you can solve before the end of the year: organize your financial documents. This does not necessarily […]

Everyone wants to steal your January. Most people want you to stop drinking for a month because you overdid it on the holidays and need […]

We’ve got a roundup of our favorite two cents articles from 2018 , but when it comes to money, there’s a lot more to understand […]

If you are thinking about 2018 and preparing for the new year, then right now you might be interested in setting one or two permissions. […]

If you still need to order your Christmas gifts online, you can do so by tomorrow and receive them by the 25th. Of course, if […]

Well friends, another year has come. During that time, we talked about goals , visualized the difference between a million and a billion , discovered […]

You most likely have your own financial plans and goals for 2019, but if you are married or in a partnership, then one of the […]

If you are looking for a new credit card, home or car loan, you will probably want to make sure that your loan is in […]

The IRS has announced tax rates and income levels for 2019, and aside from small adjustments to income ranges for inflation, they look the same […]

In the aftermath of a disaster that destroys your home, it can be nearly impossible to think through everything you’ve lost. Fires, floods, hurricanes, damaged […]

The spread of ETFs over the past few years has resulted in record closings of low-cost funds as not all funds can attract enough investors […]

Who you will marry is one of the most important financial decisions you can make. In fact, financial incompatibility is one of the main reasons […]

Now that we’ve talked about goal setting and reviewed our results this year , it’s time to talk about next year. To this end, my […]

In the past few months, things have not been going well for Elon Musk. The Silicon Valley billionaire has been in the spotlight and his […]

Monetary mistakes are a dime a dozen. Only, you know, they end up costing us a little more. To prevent these costly financial mistakes, we […]

As we think about the cash goals for 2019 , one of your key considerations should be the small steps you can take every day […]

Lifehacker readers know that goal setting and New Year’s decisions don’t always work (in particular, decisions have a high potential for failure ). But if […]

MoviePass is changing its subscription model again in the new year, and users in major markets can look forward to additional charges for their monthly […]

There is no shortage of budgeting apps, but sometimes instead of looking for categories, charts, graphs and daily alerts that you are running over a […]

Giving gifts for the holidays has gotten out of hand. WalletHub reports that the average person will spend over $ 1,000 this holiday season, while […]

Everyone is familiar with the statistic that women earn an average of 79 to 80 cents per dollar for a white male in the United […]

Multitasking is bad for productivity : If you’re in a meeting trying to send emails while listening to the speaker, chances are one of these […]

Of my many shortcomings, one that should be easy to fix is ​​that I use too much product in one sitting: lotion, shampoo, hot sauce […]