Are you thinking about retiring? If so, there are a few crucial financial decisions that you're going to need to make first in order to be sure you'll have enough money to live on and won't put your future retirement security at...
Cellphones are a way of a life for Americans, but the service isn’t cheap. Luckily, there are ways to trim the cost of owning and using a cellphone. Here are five of them.
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When you welcome a new pet into your home, it is important to be aware that, just like humans, pets may need to visit the doctor, too. From annual shots and vaccines to emergency visits, bills from your veterinarian can add up...
Defaulting in repayment of an education loan affects the child’s credit score and has an impact on the credit scores of the co-applicant. Applying for an education loan is a way to get into the credit system; when an individual submits a...
Few people would say saving for retirement is a breeze, but it's been even more of a challenge than usual over the last two years. Many Americans had to halt their retirement contributions while they were out of work, and...
We all have different gifting styles. Some of us are DIYers, some are risk-takers and many of us just ask our giftees for their wish lists. You might be someone who always gives money during the holidays or, more likely, someone who...
Just about everyone who is still slaving away at the office shares the very same goal as those of us who have long since left the workplace: a happy retirement.
Ah, but how to get there?
Fintech lenders are taking an unprecedented step of using artificial intelligence (AI) to offer personal loans to consumers with low credit scores or even no credit scores.
In fact, one fintech startup lending platform called Upstart is soon going...
Earning $1 million annually and having $1 million are two entirely different states of the world. While making seven figures in any year is a remarkable feat, saving $1 million over a traditional career is much more within reach – even if you aren't...
Georgia is making changes to ensure all students receive more personal finance instruction they can apply to their daily lives after high school, state education leaders announced.
The Georgia Board of Education on Thursday approved proposed revisions to the...
