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Don’t let unexpected expenses plunge you into panic. Build an emergency fund to deal with anything life throws at you.
If you’re in the market for a high-yield savings account or a longer-term certificate of deposit, you only want banks that stand out for excellent yields, a simple online interface, and great customer service. Barclays Bank makes the cut. Learn about Barclays Bank and whether it’s right for you.
If you want to retire early, you may want to access money in your retirement accounts before age 59 ½. A Roth conversion ladder strategy gives you a way to access more of your retirement funds early, penalty-free. Learn how Roth conversion ladders work and whether this strategy makes sense for you.
Interest rates on savings accounts are as stingy as ever, but you don’t have to settle for the bank’s going rate. Tellus, a financial tech company, taps the U.S. residential real estate market to pay you better yields on your deposits. Learn about the Tellus app and whether it’s right for you.
The world of investing is a scary place for students with less than $1,000 to their name. Most don’t know where to begin, and the idea of risking hard-earned money that took all summer to save can cause the sweats. If you’re a student or recent graduate who wants to start investing, but you’re low
Self-directed IRAs offer flexibility to enjoy tax benefits while investing in alternative assets such as real estate and franchises. But they come with significant restrictions and cumbersome administrative hurdles. Learn more about self-directed IRAs and their pros, cons, and limitations.
Health care consumers can turn to two similar but distinct supplemental plans — flexible spending accounts and health savings accounts — to cover costs not covered by insurance. But it’s essential you understand the differences and determine which is best for your needs.
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
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.
Investing is one of the most effective ways to build wealth and reach your financial goals, but many millennials struggle to invest for a variety of reasons. The good news is that once you learn the basics, investing isn’t too difficult. Read on for investing advice for millennials.
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