Articles by: Zina Kumok
How To Pay Back Your Student Loans
Your grace period is almost over and soon you'll have to pay back your student loans. Here is every possible way you could do that.
Credit cards for kids: Which cards should you get and when?
Opening a credit card for your kid can set them up for financial success, provided you set limits and choose the right card for their age.
How much do financial advisors cost?
Financial advisor fees can range from a small percentage of your portfolio to several thousand dollars per year.
When should you get a credit card?
Consider getting a credit card if you live within your means and have a history of paying your bills — like rent and utilities — on time.
Why you should (almost) always pay yourself first
When you pay yourself first, you set aside money each payday and dedicate it to reaching your financial goals, like retirement savings.
Best finance books: 10 must-reads about money
These 10 best finance books can help you get started on your journey toward financial security, health, and wealth.
How much should I tip?
How much you should tip depends on the service you’re receiving. In general, 10% to 20% will have you covered in most circumstances.
How to choose the best financial advisor for you
Choosing a financial advisor is at least as important as picking a babysitter, yet many people give it less thought. Here's how to pick a financial advisor.
The 7 Cheapest Ways To Heat A Home
Taking steps to reduce your bill can save you a lot of money during the cold winter months. Here are 6 of the cheapest ways to heat a home.
Should I stick with Public Service Loan Forgiveness?
Public Student Loan Forgiveness can be great for those who plan to or already work in any public sector. But, many people won't qualify. For those who don't refinancing your student loans into one, low monthly payment could save you more than PSLF.