Should You Put Your Job Search On Hold?
Companies have halted their hiring processes, unemployment claims have skyrocketed and people navigating their state's unemployment systems right now deserve medals for their patience.
Companies have halted their hiring processes, unemployment claims have skyrocketed and people navigating their state's unemployment systems right now deserve medals for their patience.
States and cities around the country have decided to pause evictions and utility shutoffs during the coronavirus pandemic. But if you're at risk of being evicted, a moratorium may be only a temporary protection.
On Friday, President Trump said he would waive interest on federal student loans. But the move isn't as exciting as it sounds.
What's more stressful than the first conversation you ever have with your significant other about money? The moment when you realize it's just not working out.
Ah, the single life. You get to do what you want, when you want to do it — and you don't have to consult with anyone else when it's time to make a big purchase.
When I found out the annual fee for Amazon Prime would increase from $99 to $119 last year, I started thinking about whether I could live without the service.
It's no wonder plenty of people want to make paying for college easier and cheaper. But is tech the answer?
The biggest drawback is that you need to use it with Apple Pay to maximize your rewards.
The "best" version of something is different for everyone. In other words, it doesn't really exist.
The ideal way, besides not defaulting in the first place, is paying off the entire balance in full. But that is, obviously, not an option for everyone. If you've defaulted, you have a few other courses of action.
When was the last time you checked your bank account? If you're like a lot of people, it was likely when you were expecting to be pleased with what you saw.
Mat Ishbia, president and CEO of Wholesale Mortgage, says a quick, "back of the envelope" calculation is three times your and your spouse's combined income. So, if you each make $60,000, your house should cost $360,000 max.
When you die, the court decides how much your life is worth, and then uses whatever assets you leave behind to pay off those debts.
You've probably heard Social Security is running out, but that may not mean what you think.
Being broke sucks enough on its own, and then there are obstacles that make it extra hard for poor people to fight their way to financial security. Here are a few expenses that actually cost more for low-income individuals.
How did we go from years of believing homeownership is a smart financial move to now believing it's one of the worst financial decisions you can make?