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Six Psychological Tricks Scammers Use Against You
Sometimes you wonder how anyone falls for an obvious scam; but the truth is, we’re all susceptible.
Five Reasons to Ditch Your Bank and Join a Credit Union
A credit union is better for your bottom line and offers you something banks never will: A voice.
How the 'October Theory' Can Help You Reset Your Financial Goals
Take these steps now for a strong finish to the year.
How to Decide If You Can Live Car-Free
Consider your public transportation options, the walkability of your town, and what it'll cost you.
Is It Better to Invest Little by Little or All at Once?
Time in the market beats timing the market—but only if you can stomach market volatility.
Four Reasons to Consider a 'Strategic Divorce'
You still love your partner, and you don’t want to end your marriage. But under certain financial scenarios, a “strategic divorce” might be a good idea.
Here's How the Mortgage Loan Origination Process Works
Understand this process on your complex—but manageable!—journey to homeownership.
Big Changes to Retirement Savings Are Coming in 2025
There's a key change coming next year for "max savers" who are nearing retirement.
Check to See If Your Tax Bracket Is Changing for 2025
Bracket thresholds are going up, as is the standard deduction.
How to Tell If a Piece of Jewelry Is 'Real'
Is that flea market ring valuable, or just sparkly?
Turn Your Home Inspection Report Into a DIY To-Do List
When there's a will, there's a way—and that way involves a beautiful spreadsheet.
Eight Important Financial Questions to Ask Your Aging Parents
Money conversations can be uncomfortable, but they are also essential.
Four Safer Alternatives to Payday Loans and Early Wage Apps
Payday loans are predatory and always a bad idea, and programs that advance you a portion of paycheck aren’t much better.
You Have a 'Work Number' on This Site, and You Should Freeze It
"The Work Number" is like a credit report but for your employment history, and it can cause you problems if you’re juggling two jobs or negotiating your salary.
10 of the Most Common Emergencies You Should Save For
An emergency fund is your financial safety net—it's not a question of if you'll need it, but when.
Seven Signs Your House Might Be Beyond Repair
When it comes to home repair and maintenance, there is stuff you can deal with—and stuff you can’t. Here are seven signs that your house might be totally, completely beyond salvaging.
All the Ways Skipping Homeowners Insurance Can Backfire
The risks far outweigh any potential savings.
How to Tell If a Real Estate Listing Is Based on Reality
Real estate listings are supposed to give you accurate information. But sometimes the agents behind the listing are just guessing—or being deceptive.
Five Ways You Can Lose Your Social Security Benefits
Your retirement payouts aren't guaranteed.