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Six ways peer lending can boost your walletThere is more to alternative finance than hype. There could be ways that the new products, services, and platforms can benefit you.
Seven habits of highly frugal peopleFrugal people who pay off their debt and achieve financial independence don't succeed by accident. They establish habits that allow them to consistently reach their goals over the long haul.
- How to wire money
Wiring money can be a fast way to move funds electronically for big expenses and payments, within the U.S. or abroad.
The six best cities for single MillennialsMany Millennials are both single and career focused - and there are plenty of cities around the country that cater to this young and diverse demographic.
When buying a smart TV isn't so smartBuying a smart TV may seem like a great idea, but there are some instances where it's better to save your cash instead.
- How to leverage a line of credit for your small business
Having access to credit can help your small business thrive. A business line of credit is often the best bet for those with short-term and occasional credit needs.
Home Improvement: When should you DIY or call in an expert?While doing a home improvement project yourself can be satisfying, there are some instances when it's better to call in a professional.
Don't skip these eight tax breaks for studentsStudent loan debt may be increasing, but college students and recent graduates can qualify for significant tax breaks and deductions that can help ease that burden.
Four home-related tax deductions you shouldn't overlookTax season is upon us, and if you’re a homeowner, you can claim some sizable deductions that may help reduce the amount you’ll owe.
This service can help you connect apps and save moneyIf This Then That can connect websites and apps, making an action in one cause a reaction in the other. It can also be used to automate some parts of your financial life.
How credit inquiries affect your credit scoreHard and soft inquiries are two different kinds of inquiries potential creditors can make on your credit report, and they can each have a different effect on your credit score.
Ten keys to proper estate planningEstate planning is the process of determining what happens to you and your property when you can no longer make decisions because of incapacity or death. Without a plan, an already difficult situation for your loved ones can be even worse.
Eight tax mistakes Millennials make (and how to avoid them)It's tax season, which for many Millennials that means filing their first tax return. With new territory comes some common blunders that can easily be avoided.
Six financial mistakes newly single people makeYour heart is broken, but you don't need your finances tattered as well.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs. iPhone 6S: Seriously, which is better?Samsung unveiled its Galaxy S7 smartphone in February, and the shiny new model has ignited competition with the iPhone all over again.
Tax deductions: 34 you may be forgettingTax law is incredibly complicated, and even if yours are easy there may be deductions you're missing.
Cash, credit, or debit: Which is safest when traveling?Travelers checks have long been out of fashion, so what's the smartest way to spend money on vacation?
How to save $1 million without tryingA 25-year-old earning a $45,000 salary could accumulate nearly $1 million by investing modest raises and bonuses over the course of her career, according to a NerdWallet analysis.
- How to take advantage of a down market
No one knows exactly where the peaks and valleys are until after the market has reached them. That’s why it’s important to have an investment plan and stick to it.
Four tax deductions new homeowners shouldn't skipCome tax day, owning a home can provide you with big financial rewards. That's because homeowners can claim several tax breaks that can shave thousands off your tax bill.
