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Buying vs. Leasing a Car

When it’s time to get a new car, one of the first decisions you’ll have to make is whether to buy it or lease it. If you aren’t paying cash...

April 19, 2019

Should You Choose a Bank or a Credit Union?

You work hard for your money. When it comes to storing it, you want to know it’s in a safe place. So which is better for your financial needs: a...

April 5, 2019

Do Children Need Life Insurance?

Getting ready to welcome a baby into the world is an exciting time. You can’t help but think of all the adventures to come and dream of the future that...

March 29, 2019

Finding a Great Job in Retirement

You’ve made it! After a long, fulfilling career, you’ve closed the office door for the last time and retired. Now you’re ready to relax and enjoy your golden years. But...

March 8, 2019

What to Do With Your Tax Refund

It’s that time of year again! While experts agree you should avoid getting a large tax refund (which is essentially an interest-free loan to Uncle Sam), it’s hard not to...

February 22, 2019

The True Costs of Homeownership

Are you thinking of buying a house? Maybe you’re tired of your landlord raising the rent on you. Maybe you want to paint every room in your home a different...

February 7, 2019

How to Raise Your Credit Score

You’re more than a number. But when it comes time to getting a loan, it may not feel like it. Your credit score is a numeric representation of your creditworthiness....

January 25, 2019

The 4 Types of Insurance You Must Have

Let’s face it: Insurance is confusing. And we’re not just talking about figuring out how to file a claim. With all the different types of insurance out there, it’s hard...

January 7, 2019

Smart Money Moves to Make in the New Year

Ah, January 1: a day of fresh starts, new beginnings, and big dreams. According to Fidelity’s Tenth Annual New Year Financial Resolutions Study, 32 percent of survey respondents are considering...

December 21, 2018

5 Ways to Build Your Emergency Fund Quickly

Experts agree: Everyone should have an emergency fund with enough money to cover six to eight months of living expenses. This is money you set aside in case of a...