5 Ways to Trick Yourself Into Saving Money
The savings rate in America is pretty abysmal. Fifty-seven percent of Americans have less than $1,000 in their savings accounts, according to a 2017 GOBanking Rates survey. Without savings, people can be forced to take on debt when they lose their job, get sick or...
HELOC Pitfalls to Avoid
A home equity line of credit, or HELOC, can be a convenient way to borrow against a home’s equity to pay for home renovation projects, college, debt consolidation or other major expenses. Most lenders allow up to 80 percent of a home’s equity to be borrowed from the...
How Medical Credit Cards Work
When it comes to paying an unexpected medical bill, there’s often no easy way to do it. Unless you have an emergency fund or have plenty of money on hand, paying a big medical bill can be difficult. Some dentists and other healthcare professionals, such as eye...
What Are Your Rights in Debt Collection?
If debt collectors are calling or sending you letters demanding payment, you may be worried—and for good reason. Not only can having a debt in collections stay on your credit report for up to seven years, but it can seem like you’re being barraged by debt collection...
A Checklist for Retiring Early
Retiring early is a great idea if you can afford it. Unfortunately, few people plan for retirement as well as they should. A common rule of thumb is to save 10 times your final salary to retire by age 67. For someone with an annual salary of $50,000, that would mean...
Strategies to Boost Your Content’s Visibility
What’s the point of having a social media game plan if your content isn’t getting in front of the right people? Here are a few ways to improve your brand’s visibility and reach on social media.
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