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5 Facts About Student Loans You Probably Didn't Know
Here are five facts about student loans that you didn't know, including student loan refinancing options, cosigners, and collateral.

What Are I-Bonds?
You may have heard experts touting I bonds as the latest hot investment vehicle. Make sure you understand its risks and rewards.

What Is Passive Income?
Passive income is unearned income. Basically, you have income you work for at a job, and income that you don’t work for—passive income.

Best Tax Software For Early Filers In December 2022
If you're one of the early filers, which tax software is best for you? These are for people filing taxes in December or January.

3 Things Your Tax Preparer Won’t Tell You [And Why It Matters]
Here are three things your tax preparer won't tell you that you need to ask about, including experience and how they get paid.

How To Pay For College As A Part-Time Student
If you’re a part-time student there are ways to potentially get a scholarship, grant, and work study programs to pay for the cost of school.

Will The Student Loan Pause And Interest Waiver Be Extended Again?
A look at the factors that make it likely that the student loan pause and interest waiver will be extended again.

Understanding EV Tax Credits
In the market for an electric vehicle? Congress made major changes to tax credits. Here's what you need to know before you buy.

When To Expect My Tax Refund For 2023
A schedule that shows you when you can expect your tax refund in 2023. Also, how to check the status of your refund online.

Understanding Infinite Banking: Does It Make Sense For You?
We take a quick look at infinite banking, and walk through what it entails and if it makes sense for you based on your financial situation. Hint: it probably doens't.

75% Of Students Would Still Choose To Work Even If They Didn’t Have To
A new College Investor survey revealed that 75% of students would still work, even if their school and living expenses were paid for.

Using A 529 For Yourself: Uses And Benefits
Did you know that you can start and use a 529 plan for yourself? It's possible! And here's why you might want to do it!

Can You Save Your Way To $1,000,000?
Becoming a millionaire requires a plan, wise investments, and if you're lucky, starting at a young age. But can you do it with savings alone?

Average Student Loan Debt By State In 2022
We break down the average student loan debt for each state. Find out what student debt loads look like for your state and see how you compare.

HSA Rollovers | How To Do It And What To Know
HSA Rollovers can be helpful to move an old HSA account to a new provider, but there are rules you need to follow!

What Is A Credit Builder Loan And How Does It Work?
If you can’t open a credit card or get a loan, a credit builder loan may be a useful tool for you. Here’s what you need to know.

What Really Happens When You Move Up a Tax Bracket?
What are tax brackets? What happens when you make more money and you move up in the tax brackets? Here are some great examples!

The Trouble With Target Date Funds And How To Use Them Effectively
There are several risks that investors in Target Date Funds should be aware of when investing, and our tips for using them in your portfolio.

15 Ways To Make Money Online
Yes, you can make money online! Here are the best online business ideas to help you make money right from your own home — or anywhere else!

Understanding Borrower Defense To Repayment For Student Loans
Borrower defense to repayment involves proving that the university deceived the student in a way that involved them taking out student loans.

How To Become A Millionaire By 25
Some of the most famous names in technology became millionaires by 25. But is it possible for the "normal" person?

The Cheapest Health Insurance for College Students
The Cheapest Health Insurance for College Students

Parents Worry About Impact Of Inflation On College Savings
A survey of parents finds they are increasingly concerned about the impact of inflation and stock market volatility on their college savings.

What Is Considered Employment Income?
Employment income is money earned from a W-2 job or freelance work. Unearned income may come from a pension or alimony. Here's what to know.

How To Make Quarterly Estimated Tax Payments
Are you self-employed? Then this guide to filing estimated taxes is for you! Find out what you need to do, and when.

What Are Penny Stocks and Should You Invest?
Penny stocks are low-dollar amount stocks that are popular picks among certain traders. But they are risky! So should you invest?

What Is A Title Loan?
Title loans are high-interest loans that give you one month to repay the loan. Here’s what to know if considering this risky route for cash.

How To Buy An Investment Property Long Distance
You don't need to just invest in real estate in your local market - it's possible to buy a rental property long distance. Here's what you should know!

How To Invest In Ripple XRP
Ripple is currently the sixth most popular cryptocurrency by market-cap. But beyond the financials, the story of Ripple and XRP is a soap opera for both investors and tech connoisseurs. Here's what to know and how to invest.

President Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Plan
President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan includes $10,000 or $20,000 in student loan forgiveness. Here's what to know.

Best Banks For Students In 2022
The best banks for students make it easy to avoid fees, manage your budget, and don’t come with a lot of fees. Here's what you need to know.

Expense Ratio: Why It Matters In Investing
It's critical to understand what an expense ratio is and how much you're paying for your investments. Here’s what you need to know.

How To Invest In The S&P 500
Many investors own S&P 500 index funds because they tend to be low-cost and representative of a large segment of the stock market. Find out how to...

Best Ways For Teens To Make Money
It's never too early to start learning valuable financial habits through earning income. Here are the best ways for teens to make money.

FIRE for Non Frugal People
Financial Independence/Retire Early (FIRE) isn't just for people who want to live a frugal life. It's also for those looking for a more expensive lifestyle.

Gen Z Age Range And What Does It Mean Financially?
Here is the Gen Z age range and how it stacks up against Millennials and other generations. Find out if there are truths to the stereotypes.

5 Benefits of Investing
Building wealth and retirement are just two of the benefits of investing. Check out the other benefits of investing here.

University Loans | Private Loans Offered By Colleges
A university loan differs from other student loans, such as other private or federal. Learn more about them and whether it makes sense to apply.

The Ultimate Guide To Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)
Are you curious about Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)? It can be confusing to navigate - so we break down exactly what you need to know!

What Is A SEP IRA And What Are The Contribution Limits?
A SEP IRA helps business owners save more for retirement by offering generous contribution limits and tax advantages.

How Do Life Insurance Payouts Work
Understanding how life insurance payouts work before a loved one dies can provide a bit of comfort and lessen stress during this time.

Pros And Cons of ESG Investing
ESG investing focuses on companies with positive environmental, social, and governance actions. Here are the pros and cons of this strategy.

4 Main Buckets Of Assets And How To Think About Your Money
Asset allocation is more than just stocks and bonds, you need to think about the bigger buckets of assets in your portfolio.

Term vs. Whole Life Insurance: Which Is Better?
A look at why term life insurance is better than whole life insurance, especially over time, and why millennials should only consider term.

President Biden Has Forgiven The Most Student Loans To-Date
President Biden has forgiven more student loan debt than any previous president in history, and is still working to forgive more loans.

Taxes And Your Investments: What Are You Responsible For?
Do you know how much you need to pay in taxes, based on your investments? Use this guide to help figure out how much you owe.

Student Loan Forgiveness Will Benefit Some But Leaves Others Hesitant
Student loan forgiveness is a divisive topic, and we explore several stories of who it will benefit and who is on the fence about it.

Why Are Student Loan Interest Rates Rising?
Student loan interest rates are rising again on new federal loans after temporarily being set to zero during the pandemic.

How To Switch Or Move Banks [Step-By-Step]
Switching banks can be a challenge, but if you're paying fees, it can be worth it. Here's how to switch banks step-by-step.

What Is A Reverse Mortgage And How Does It Work?
A reverse mortgage is a HELOC alternative that is targeted towards 62 and older homeowners who often have completely paid off their mortgage.