Personal Finance
Choosing Cremation? Here’s How to Protect Yourself From Getting Ripped Off at the Funeral Home
When Bart Klein’s father died last February, it was sudden and unexpected.
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Personal Finance
Personal Finance
Texas’s SB8 Makes Seeking Abortion Care More Costly
The Fund for Texas Choice is a practical fund that is desperately trying to cope with an onslaught of requests from women and people needing to travel out of state because Texas’s new law sharply restricts abortions.
Personal Finance
The High Cost of Deed Fraud and How to Handle it
By Angel Adegbesan Randaull Cobb was in financial trouble trying to keep up with payments for his home when he was approached by solicitors who said they would help him, while also improving his house at the same time.
Personal Finance
“Buy now, pay later” apps invite younger consumers to overspend
By Jo Constantz Melanie Logue, a college student in Portland, Oregon, has a love-hate relationship with Klarna and Afterpay.
Personal Finance
Student Loan Payments are coming back, here is what you need to know
Pat Elliott Nate Chapman was laid off from his job at a rental car agency in March 2020 as a result of COVID-19, just days before the federal government suspended payments on student loan debt.
Personal Finance
Young investors are hoping for another meme stock rally at the cost of fundamental market literacy
Lucas Ravazzani comes from a financially literate family. His father has worked in investment banking for decades in the U.S. and abroad.
Personal Finance
The federal student loan borrowers who should pay their student loans
By Alexandra White Miranda Haymon, 26, made $37,000 a year as a theater director at the height of the pandemic. She was relieved when the U.S.
Banks
Millennials tossle with the feelings of being behind in a world where saving is key
By: Keira Wingate Being a stay-at-home parent comes with a lot of challenges and Haylee Bachman is working hard to power through them all for her family of three in Washington.
Personal Finance
The pandemic has made it almost impossible to buy a new car. Don’t expect that to change anytime soon
Shopping for a new car in the current climate is going to be a challenging task for anyone.
The COVID-19 Pandemic has Increased the Cost and Length of a Divorce for Some Couples but there are Ways to Ease the Pain.
After 12 years of a physically and emotionally abusive marriage Tara decided she couldn’t take it anymore and moved out with her two small children.
Company Insights
Credit card debt soars during pandemic, but strategies reduce it remain the same
By Jessica Lerner When Alyssa Rogers got her first credit card in August 2020, she didn’t think anything of it.
Company Insights
The Job Search Becomes Less Spooky this October
Angela Palumbo The sounds of terrified screams can be heard for miles. Parents squeeze tight to their children as they walk down the seemingly never-ending narrow hallways.