Life insurance: What it is and why you need it
Before you purchase life insurance, here’s what you need to know, including what policies are available, how premiums are calculated, how claims work, and where to shop for life insurance policies.
Before you purchase life insurance, here’s what you need to know, including what policies are available, how premiums are calculated, how claims work, and where to shop for life insurance policies.
An accredited investor has to meet certain income or net worth requirements to invest in certain investments non-accredited investors don’t have access to.
When you hire a financial advisor, make sure you’re asking the right questions: are you a fiduciary? How long have you been an advisor? What strategies do you use to invest my money? Ask questions like these, and you’re sure to know if they’re the right fit.
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Banks can and do close inactive accounts. So make sure you keep your accounts active to avoid potential damage to your credit score.
529 plans offer a tax-free way to save for college. You, the parent, have complete control over the funds, and there are no income limits for opening an account. You must use the funds for college expenses, though.
No one likes to think about their home or apartment burning down or flooding, but it happens. And that’s exactly why you need home contents insurance.
We all have different investing preferences. So, if you’re deciding between a robo-advisor and a brokerage account, here’s everything you need to know.
Ultimately, it’s up to you to decide whether saving or investing is the better choice to reach your financial goals. But, for certain goals, one is better than the other.