How much should I save each month?
Learn why we recommend trying to save at least 20% of your income every month.
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How to cash-in your box of old Pokémon cards
Learn how to make serious cash off the bulk Pokémon cards you may have sitting around. Here’s where to sell them and how to get the most money.
What percent of income should go to mortgage payments?
Banks may approve mortgage payments of up to 35% of your pretax income. But some experts advise limiting payments to no more than 25% of your after-tax income. Here’s why it matters.
How much does a 1% difference in mortgage rate matter?
There’s a big difference between what you’ll pay in interest over time if you’re offered a 3% vs. a 4% mortgage rate. Let’s take a look at the factors that determine your mortgage rate and calculate how much you’ll pay for a 1% rate difference.
Understanding your health insurance
A premium is what you pay to maintain coverage; deductible is the amount you pay for treatment before the insurance company covers remaining expenses; copay is for routine medical services; and out-of-pocket maximum limits the total amount you pay each year for health care.
Loan payoff calculator
Calculate your monthly loan payment for a given term or how long it will take you to repay a loan with a given monthly payment.
How to Make Passive Income in Your 20s: A Guide
Start generating passive income today with these tips and tricks! You won’t regret it in the future.
What are dividend stocks? Beginner’s guide on how to invest
Dividend stocks can be an excellent way for investors to collect passive income. Here’s what dividends are how to invest in dividend stocks.
Student loan grace period vs deferment vs forbearance
Grace periods are the time between graduation and when you need to start making payments on your student loans. Deferment allows you to stop making payments so you can return to school. Forbearance stops the payment requirement due to hardship. But caution is needed when using each of these options. Interest is most likely accruing while you are not making payments.
The 10 best jobs like Instacart
Are you looking for a job that’s similar to Instacart? Here are some great alternatives like DoorDash and Lyft to start making money today.