Millions of Americans live in places that aren’t well served by traditional financial institutions. Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) fill a need in underserved communities in every state. Learn about the types of CDFIs, how they work, and why they’re important.
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Acorns and Robinhood are two of the most popular investment apps around. They’re very different though. Acorns is better for hands-off investors, while Robinhood is appropriate for DIYers and risk-takers. Learn which works best for you.
In your 50s, you start to see retirement on the horizon. Hopefully that’s exciting, but if you look at your retirement savings and feel more grim than giddy, you still have enough time to build up that nest egg. Learn how to invest in your 50s and what special factors to consider.
Many frequent travelers enjoy airline rewards from their credit cards. Many major U.S. airlines have at least one branded credit card that rewards loyal customers with free or discounted flights and a host of other perks. Learn about the best airline credit cards on the market right now.
An investment tracking app can help you keep close tabs on your investments and account balances, but not all are created equal. Learn about the best investment tracking apps to consider today.
Your 40s is a transitional decade between early adulthood and middle age. It’s also a pivotal period in your career as an investor. Learn how to navigate its ups and downs without exposing yourself to undue risk or leaving money on the table.
The decision to rent or buy a home doesn’t just come down to comparing a neighborhood’s market rent to the principal and interest payment that a mortgage would cost. Neither, for that matter, does it come down to being able to pick your own paint colors or knock down walls. Owning a home costs far more
At first glance, all student loan refinance lenders look a lot alike. But differences in their loan features can make a significant difference. Since refinancing can impact your finances for years to come, it pays to compare lenders.
Agreeing to assume tens of thousands of dollars of debt as a teen seems ill-advised. Yet it’s the only way for many students to get a higher education. Private student loans are among the many possible avenues. And if that’s the route you choose, it pays to choose the best company for your needs.
If you’re on the hunt for a new position and you’re struggling with student loan debt, start your search with a company offering to help you pay off your student loans. Learn about the top national employers that help to pay off student loans for their employees.
Managing your money in your 30s comes down to prioritization. Fortunately, you don’t need to be a math whiz or personal finance nerd to get your investments right — just follow a few simple rules. Learn how to invest in your 30s to provide long-term security and a reliable path to building wealth.
If today’s mortgage interest rates are lower than you’re paying now, refinancing your home loan could free up some space in your budget. But does that mean you should actually do it?