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Managing your budget as a college student is tough. You may be dealing with money on your own for the first time. Plus, you’re trying to balance all the expenses of attending school: paying for textbooks, supplies, meal plans, and…
A certificate of deposit, or CD, is an excellent place to park cash you don’t need immediately. The federal government insures it, and it usually pays more than a standard savings account. Its yield (interest rate) is guaranteed for the…
Citibank is one of the biggest financial institutions in the world. So it’s no surprise that it’s known for offering some of the best new bank account bonuses around. If you’re in the market for a new savings account, checking…
As online banks grow in number and become more sophisticated, more and more small-business owners are asking themselves whether a traditional bank or credit union account makes sense anymore. Unless you just can’t live without the peace of mind that…
According to the RV Industry Association, recreational vehicle vacations are cheaper than other types of vacation travel. Specifically, savings range from 21% to 64% for a four-person trip, whereas two-person trips can be 8% to 53% cheaper. But expenses can…
Building a diversified portfolio with low-risk investments is important to reach your financial goals, especially shorter-term ones. When the market takes a turn for the worse, you know you have the security of your low-risk investments saving you. You won’t…
Most Americans today are woefully lacking in financial literacy. A 2018 study by the FINRA Foundation found that only one in three Americans could correctly answer at least four out of five questions about simple financial concepts like compound interest…
Maybe you’ve heard the stories: A family uses crowdfunding to raise thousands to help manage the costs of cancer treatments or to recover from a hurricane. Perhaps you’re facing a similar predicament and are wondering if crowdfunding for emergency expenses can work…
Whether you need to buy a car, pay off credit card debt, or save for a mortgage down payment, an extra $10,000 fast wouldn’t hurt. But what if you don’t have time to save up for years? What if you…
Personal financial crises come in many colors, from pink slips at work to the green gills of illness to red balances on ballooning debts. But they all have something in common: They can be solved, or at least better managed,…
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