Personal Finance

Looking for advice on personal finance? From the best credit card rewards programs to the best way to save for retirement, we'll help you get a better rein on your personal finance and tax questions.

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  Banking

  Here's How Inflation Is Pushing People Toward Fee-Free Banking 

  Inflation refers to the gradual increase of how much we pay for goods and services over time. But as simple as that definition sounds, inflation can create complex financial problems for everyday people.

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  Credit

  CreditRefresh Takes Aim at Credit Errors Before Borrowers Apply

  CreditRefresh brings three-bureau report analysis to a problem that can become harder to manage once a mortgage or car purchase is underway.

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  Mortgages

  MortgageFree Canada Shares 5 Questions Landlords Should Answer Before Renewing a Mortgage

  From prepayment limits to future repairs, Zac Lofeudo looks at what landlords should consider before locking in another term.

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  Investments & Deals

  Choosing an Online Gold Buyer: What the Offer and Payment Terms Reveal

  An unworn necklace or a collection of gold coins can leave an owner wondering what a buyer would actually pay.

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  Investments & Deals

  Peter Cunningham Has Watched Wall Street for 35 Years — Here's What He Says Actually Builds Wealth

  Peter Cunningham has watched investors navigate everything from market crashes and recessions to technology booms and periods of extraordinary growth.

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  Investments & Deals

  Why Bizee Is Betting on the Next Generation of Entrepreneurs With Codie Sanchez

  The traditional path to building a career is changing. Entrepreneurship remains a significant part of that shift, with the rate of new entrepreneurs increasing in 2025 and remaining above pre-pandemic levels

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  Budgeting

  What a Gift Card Actually Costs You to Hold: Yield, Liquidity and Counterparty Risk

  Consider what a gift card is, structurally. You hand a retailer money today in exchange for a promise of merchandise later.

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  Mortgages

  Pavan Agarwal Thinks the Mortgage Industry Has a Simple Problem Nobody Wants to Admit

  The most common word borrowers use to describe the mortgage process is not "overwhelming." It is not "complicated."

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  Jobs

  Inside The Safety Class That Takes 2 Days Resulting In $30 an Hour Shipyard Jobs

  Without a four-year degree, the topic of making money revolves around electricians, plumbers, or carpenters; however, there’s another industry that pays just as much.

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  Insurance

  Can You Actually Buy Car Insurance Through AI? We Tested ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to Find Out

  AI Insurance: We Tested ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini to Find Out

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  Jobs

  Mary Gundel’s TikTok Video Got Her Fired From Dollar General — Where Is She Now?

  Mary Gundel was fired from her managerial position at Dollar General after she exposed the retailer via TikTok for unsafe working conditions.

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  Personal Finance Guides

  Joel Freedman Financial Advisor Explains the Importance of Retirement Income Planning

  Joel Freedman has had thousands of retirement planning conversations over the course of a four-decade career,

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Why Some Discontinued Rolex Watches Are Now Worth More Than They Cost New

  A group of Rolex watches are actually worth more now than when they are new.

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  Jobs

  Ranjit Champawat Builds Safety Culture Through Messages People Actually Use

  Ranjit Champawat blends public health training with on-the-ground coaching, so teams understand risk and respond with confidence.

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  Credit

  How Long Does Bad Credit Last in the US, UK and Australia?

  Bad credit reports follow you differently in different countries

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  Personal Finance

  Why Paid Survey Sites Are Surging as Americans Chase Side Income

  An estimated 72.6% of side hustlers participated in online surveys, making it a common side-income activity — alongside selling goods online and freelancing.

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  Personal Finance

  “Silver or Gold?” Which Precious Metal Is Better to Invest in Now?

  As inflation rises, stock markets gyrate and geopolitical tensions flare, many investors are turning to precious metals.

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  Personal Finance

  Is Personal Training Worth the Cost? Peter Embiricos Examines the Financial Trade-Off Between Fitness and Future Healthcare Expenses

  Peter Embiricos Examines the Financial Trade-Off Between Fitness and Future Healthcare Expenses

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  Investments & Deals

  Why This Fintech Founder Says the Investing Industry Has It Backwards

  “Is now a good time to start investing, or should I wait?

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  Banking

  Stablecoin: Inside The Payment Solutions for Global Merchants

  A stablecoin payment solution allows merchants to accept, receive, convert, and send assets such as USDT and USDC through checkout pages, invoices, payment links, wallets, and API tools.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Alexandra Gendenberg Says Beauty Brands Cannot Win Retail Placement Without Retail Execution

  The brand growth and retail strategist believes getting into Sephora, H&M, or a med spa network is only the beginning. What happens after placement is where brands actually win or lose.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Why Alexander Spellane Believes Luxury Watches Are More Than a Status Symbol

  Entrepreneur Alexander Spellane continues to believe some of the most compelling assets are mechanical, tangible, and built to last generations.

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  Taxes

  Syd Leibovitch on the Tax Law Trapping California Homeowners

  Rodeo Realty founder Syd Leibovitch believes a decades-old capital gains exclusion tax provision is discouraging many longtime homeowners from selling.

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  Real Estate

  5 Signs It May Be Time to Expand Your Rental Property Portfolio

  Adding extra properties can give you more passive income, allow you to better diversify your investments, and improve your financial position in general.

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  Banking

  Oluwalopeye “Lopsii” Olagoke Built Nezz After Seeing How Opaque Financial Workflows Can Be

  The entrepreneur’s latest company grew out of years spent inside billing, payouts, compliance, and the hidden friction businesses learn to tolerate.

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  Real Estate

  11 Ways to Verify a Real Estate Agent’s Reputation Online

  Verifying a real estate agent’s reputation online isn’t about finding the highest rating—it’s about understanding the full picture.

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  Consumer

  Costco Drops Prices on Many Kirkland Items — Here’s What’s Getting Cheaper

  According to a May 2026 earnings call, executives revealed they’ve slashed the prices of some of Costco's most coveted items. Here's what is cheaper.

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  Real Estate

  Why Unexpected Appliance Repairs Derail Household Budgets

  How unexpected expenditures can do serious damage to your household budget, and why a home warranty can be the critical differentiating factor.

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  Real Estate

  How Home Warranties Could Help Homeowners Save Money on Home Repairs

  With prices for home repairs and appliance replacements continuing to rise, homeowners should consider ways to mitigate costly surprises.

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  Banking

  Here's How Eligible Customers Can Claim Their Capital One Settlement Cash

  Capital One customers want to claim their cash after a judge approved a $425 million settlement for a class action lawsuit over savings account interest rates.

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  Taxes

  This Is What the IRS Will Do If You File Your Taxes Late

  If you file your tax return late, meaning beyond the deadline date (typically April 15), you may face a penalty from the IRS. Details.

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  Retirement

  Sanctuary Metals, Luke Losinsky, and Why Investors Are Reassessing Concentration Risk With Gold and Silver IRAs

  The renewed interest in gold IRAs, silver IRAs, and gold IRA rollovers reflects a broader shift in investor thinking.

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  Taxes

  Chuck Oliver of The Hidden Wealth Solution Shares the 10 Most Dangerous Retirement Tax Traps, and How to Avoid Them

  The purpose of tax planning is to reduce unnecessary taxes. Most of the traps above are not caused by bad investments; they are caused by a lack of planning.

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  Insurance

  Insurance in an Inflationary Economy: Why Comparison Matters More Than Ever

  Faced with rising premiums, consumers are no longer treating insurance as a “set-it-and-forget-it” expense.

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  Jobs

  TikTok Creator Shares Remote Companies With 4-Day Work Weeks

  People who are burnt out from working traditional 9-to-5 jobs want to know more about remote companies with four-day work weeks.

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  Retirement

  Millennial Daughters Caring for Boomer Parents Are Sacrificing in More Ways Than One

  The work and financial responsibility tied to caring for aging parents is more often than not pushed to women. Many Millenial daughters are losing their own futures.

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  Taxes

  How to Structure a Portfolio for Tax Efficiency

  As portfolios grow, account balances shift, and tax laws change, the optimal placement of individual assets changes too.

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  Personal Finance

  "Never Share Your PIN" — Woman Warns of Alarming Uber Eats Scam

  A TikTok user warns others about a possible Uber Eats scam, reminding them to never share their PINs.

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  Loans

  Education Department Says Student Loan Forgiveness Application Has Backlog

  People are waiting for answers about their applications for the federal Student Loan Forgiveness program, which reportedly has a lengthy backlog.

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  Personal Finance

  Four People Allegedly Pulled Off a Wild Bear Suit Insurance Scam

  Four Californians had their day in court over an alleged bear suit insurance scam that netted them over $100k.

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  Retail & Wholesale

  Walmart’s Great Value Brand Is Getting a Massive Nationwide Redesign

  Walmart is launching a massive Great Value redesign as the retailer giant mulls customer retention in an expensive market.

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  Economy & Work

  If Congress Doesn't Act, Major Social Security Benefits Could Be Cut by 2032

  A report puts the Social Security fund's "exhaustion rate" at 2032, if lawmakers fail to act. The Big Beautiful Bill act is partially to blame.

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  Banking

  Banks Could Soon Collect Citizenship Information, Trump's Treasury Secretary Says

  Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says banks should collect citizenship data which can help prevent illegal immigrants from opening bank accounts.

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  Consumer

  People Think Costco Is Ending Memberships Starting June 2026 — Here’s the Reality

  Rumors are swirling online that Costco is planning to get rid of its membership requirement, but is there any truth behind this online gossip?

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  Taxes

  Don’t Be Surprised if Your Tax Refund Feels Smaller This Year

  Tax refunds were expected to jump up this year as a result of President Trump's tax cuts, but the refunds are smaller than many expected.

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  News

  Engineer Couple With $2 Million Net Worth Is Struggling, "Overwhelmed With Prosperity"

  An engineer couple in their 30s who have a $2 million net worth and so much money coming in say they feel overwhelmed by it. Details ahead.

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  Taxes

  Your 2026 Tax Refund Could Be at Risk if You Default on Student Loans

  Student loan borrowers in default are worried that they might not get a tax refund in 2026 if they still owe a balance on their loans.

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  Taxes

  TurboTax Actually Still Has a Free Edition — But It’s Very Limited

  While TurboTax opted out of the Free File Program, which is a partnership between the IRS and tax preparers, it still offers a free filing service.

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  Real Estate

  How to Rebuild Wealth from Ground Zero: Tune in for Lessons From Property Investor Samuel Leeds Who Actually Did It

  In the upcoming online webinar, Samuel Leeds breaks down all the key strategies you can use to build wealth with property in 2026.

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  Consumer

  Walmart vs. Costco: Which Store Actually Has Better Prices?

  Not everything at Costco is going to be cheaper than Walmart, but overall, Costco appears to come out on top when it comes to lower prices.

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