Debt is a slippery slope. What started as a small amount can quickly snowball due to interest and fees. This isn’t including any additional loans or credit taken, which can make debt totals climb even faster. In fact, the average...
When many hear of the phrase ‘debt consolidation’, it immediately causes eyebrow raises, followed by a slew of questions: Why would I need to do that? How does it benefit me in the end? Where do I even get started?...
If you’re looking for ways to start investing your money this year, there are a few common paths you can take—you can invest in stocks, launch your 401(k), open up a high-yield savings account—or, you could invest in gold. That’s...
In 2020, it seems like most of us all have the same subscription services that automatically charge our credit cards or checking accounts every month. You know what I’m talking about: going on Netflix on Thursday night, expecting a...
There you are, sitting in bed with your phone flipped sideways and headphones in, watching one of your favorite artists’ VEVO channels, a makeup tutorial, a “how-to” video, or one of many pranking channels you can’t get enough of. At...
Most people agree that spring is one of the best times to put your home on the market. Spring is when many buyers start looking for homes in order to move during the prime summer months of April, May, and...
If you’re looking to get tax benefits on your retirement savings, an IRA and 401(k) are both great choices as you won’t pay taxes on your investment growth. The main difference between the two is that a 401(k) must be...
Prenuptial agreements (also known as “prenups”) have plenty of pop culture buzz surrounding them—from news stories investigating which power couples have or don’t have a prenup, to speculating how much Beyoncé gets paid if Jay Z cheats. Kanye West even...
Nobody cares more about your success than you. You may have big dreams of running your own business or could be planning a career change. If you have a concrete plan and the discipline to put in the hard work,...
As of this year, women earn 79 cents for every dollar that a man makes. When controlled for industry and job title, the gap decreases to 94 cents for every dollar. When it comes to how much women are paid,...
Debt is a slippery slope. What started as a small amount can quickly snowball due to interest and fees. This isn’t including any additional loans or credit taken, which can make debt totals climb even faster. In fact, the average... 
