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The Capital One Platinum Credit Card is a no-frills, no-annual-fee credit card designed for consumers who wish to build their credit. Although it’s not a secured credit card and thus doesn’t require an upfront deposit, it has a fairly high regular APR…
The Mastercard® Gold Card™ is an extremely exclusive travel rewards credit card. And it’s expensive. The Gold Card’s $995 annual fee — and $295 annual fee per additional authorized user) — is higher than virtually any other card on the market. Do you…
The Mastercard® Black Card™ is an exclusive travel rewards credit card. It has a $495 annual fee and a fairly generous rewards program that effectively offers a 2% return on airfare redemptions and a 1.5% return on cash back redemptions. It’s part…
The Mastercard® Titanium Card™ is an exclusive travel rewards credit card with a $195 annual fee and a broad rewards program that offers excellent value on airfare redemptions with any common carrier. It’s backed by the Luxury Card™ brand, which…
The Chase Sapphire Reserve and Chase Sapphire Preferred are two extremely popular travel credit cards. And while both cards have the same credit card issuer and similar-sounding names, there are some key differences between the two. The Chase Sapphire Reserve…
The almighty dollar stresses us more than work, family, and even our health, according to the American Psychological Association. Anxiety over personal finances impacts health and longevity and contributes to poor decision-making. Why do so many of us succumb to…
Could you live on half your current budget? Your knee-jerk reaction was probably no. But you likely did live on a fraction of your current budget in your early 20s. In the years since then, you’ve let your spending become…
A fascinating joint study by the German central bank and several U.S. and German universities reviewed how different asset classes performed over 145 years, from 1870 to 2015. The researchers compared rental real estate, stocks, bonds, and short-term bills across 16…
Over the past decade, investors have grown increasingly aware of and averse to fees in their portfolios. Still, 4 out of 10 investors don’t know how much they’re paying in fees, according to a study by Consumer Reports. Among investors…
It should come as no surprise that some of the best places to open a new IRA (individual retirement account) are also among the best online stock brokers for IRA rollovers. If you’re ready to make a new home for the…
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