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Personal Finance
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How First-Generation Students Can Pay for College
Many first-generation college students have already overcome several obstacles to get where they are. What scholarships are available to them?Student Housing Is an Underrated Real Estate Investment
Student housing is one of the most profitable (but underappreciated) sectors in real estate. How can you invest in student housing?I Bonds Are a Good Long-Term Investment Amid Macro Environment
What are I bonds? Are they a good long-term investment considering the current macro environment? Here's what investors can expect.The Social Security Equity Action Plan Aims to Improve Access to Programs
Through its Equity Action Plan, the Social Security Administration aims to improve access to all government programs.When Hospital Indemnity Insurance May Be Worth It
Extended hospital stays may be needed suddenly and at any time, and your health insurance might not cover it. Should you get a hospital indemnity insurance?Why Elon Musk Wants to Buy Twitter — Power and Money
Elon Musk has suggested that he could make a tender offer to buy Twitter. Why does Musk want to buy Twitter? How would owning Twitter benefit Musk?Invest in Real Estate With Only a Few Dollars
Buying a home can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, or even millions. But there are other ways you can invest in real estate, even with little capital.Pingora Loan Service Letter Could Be a Scam — Mortgage Lendees Beware
People across the U.S. might have received a letter from Pingora Loan Services about their information being breached. Is the letter a scam?Social Security’s COLA Could Be the Highest in More Than 40 Years
Inflation has been running hot. Will social security get a raise in 2023 to preserve retirees’ purchasing power?Cosigning Can Hurt Your Credit, but It Can Also Help
Cosigning a loan or credit card can hurt or help your credit score, depending on how the person you signed for behaves.Woman Goes Viral for Using Her Sugar Daddy as an Excuse to Get out of Jury Duty
How much do sugar daddies pay? See the average after a potential juror in the Nikolas Cruz sentencing trial revealed her sugar baby earnings.How to Get a Lower Monthly Mortgage Payment
Do you want to decrease your monthly mortgage payment? Here’s how to go about it.Elon Musk's Twitter Plans: Private Company, Subscriptions, and Free Speech
As Elon Musk pushes forward with his hostile takeover of Twitter, here is what happens to the microblogging site if Musk buys it. Will the board accept his offer?Real Estate Can Be a Liquid Investment, Depends on Your Approach
If you’re wondering whether real estate is a liquid investment, the answer depends on the approach you take since there are various options.Save for Your Child’s Future With These Investment Options
With tuition fees and costs of living on the rise, it's important to plan for your child's future. What are the best ways to invest money for a child?What To Do if You Want To Buy Your Leased Car
You typically get the option to buy your leased car. Whether you should do that, however, depends on a variety of factors.Elon Musk, Now Twitter’s Largest Shareholder, Has Made a Premium Offer to the Company
After disclosing his large stake in Twitter and walking back plans to join its board, Elon Musk has offered $54.20 for each outstanding share.Major Changes Could Be Coming to 401(k) Plans in 2022
As the House passes 'SECURE Act 2.0,' big changes might be coming to 401(k) plans in 2022.Elon Musk Initiated a "Bear Hug" Offer to Buy Twitter — Will He Prevail?
Elon Musk has made an offer for Twitter, which is a typical “bear hug” in financial parlance. Who owns Twitter now and will Musk be able to take it private?Brett Favre Got Caught Up in a Welfare Scam, Text Messages Surface
Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre has been accused of using welfare funds to settle a debt and fund a business he backs. How did he get involved in a welfare scam?I Bond Yields Could Hit Double Digits — How to Buy the Red-Hot Investment
I Bonds have been getting popular and the yields on the bonds could soon approach double digits. How can investors buy I Bonds and should they?Need To Buy a Mattress? You May Want To Hold Off Until They Go on Sale
Anyone who wants a good night's sleep should invest in a good matress. When do mattresses go on sale?When Does It Make Sense to Refinance Your Mortgage? Shorter Terms May Be More Beneficial in 2022
If mortgage refinancing helps you pay off your mortgage faster, save you money, and help you build equity, it’s worth considering.Negative Information Can Stay on Credit Reports for 10 Years or More
How long does debt stay on credit reports? See how long credit bureaus will list late payments, collection accounts, and other negative information.Jury Duty Can Be Costly, but Skipping It Might Be Costlier
What happens if you skip jury duty? Find out how jurisdictions penalize people who don’t show up for jury duty—and people are habitual no-shows.Filing Taxes Late: Penalties, Interest, and Requesting an Extension
The 2022 tax filing deadline on April 18 is approaching quickly. Some people might miss the deadline. Here's what to expect from the IRS when you file your taxes late.Mailing in Your Federal Tax Return? Here’s Where It Should Go
Your state and other factors will dictate where your federal tax return needs to be mailed for the 2022 tax filing season. Here's how to figure it out.Who Owns Kmart and Is the Retailer Going Out of Business?
Kmart will only have three stores open in the U.S. Who owns Kmart and is the once popular retailer going out of business? Here's what consumers can expect.The Companies That Make Raising Children Easier
Raising a child while working can be difficult, especially when they're in their early years. What companies offer daycare benefits?Want to Expand And Sell Beyond Etsy? Here Are a Few Alternatives To Try
Whether you’re taking time away from Etsy to make a statement or simply wish to take your business elsewhere, there are alternatives for Etsy sellersFTC Reveals More Robinhood Investing App Complaints — Tip of the Iceberg
Robinhood is still facing heat for its investing app problems. Here’s what the FTC says about the Robinhood complaints. What does it all mean for the investing app?Easy College Scholarships — There's Something for Everyone
If you’re looking for easy college scholarships, you may be surprised that you can qualify for some programs by simply being tall. There are scholarships for everyone.Magic Johnson's Shoe Deal: Regrets Choosing Converse Over Nike
Magic Johnson has earned impressive salaries as an NBA player and through endorsements, but choosing Converse over Nike early in his career cost him a lot of money.Someone Else Crashed Your Car? Here Are the Insurance Implications
Things can get complicated when someone else crashes your car. Will your or your friend’s insurance policy cover the damages?Start Your Real Estate Career With an Online Degree
Real estate can be a promising field, and you may be more successful with a relevant degree. What are the top online real estate degrees?How to Apply for Student Loan Forgiveness in 2022
Some alumni can get their student loans forgiven. Here's an update on the criteria and how to apply for student loan forgiveness in 2022.TikTok Star John Eringman Shares His Tips for Saving Money on Gas, College, and More (EXCLUSIVE)
Johnefinance used to sell socks in high school — now he has over 1 million followers on TikTok. In an exclusive interview with Market Realist, he shares his money tips.FAFSA May Be Able To Help With Your Trade School Costs
For some, trade school has become a more favorable option than traditional four-year university. But does FAFSA cover trade school tuition?Why Mortgage Companies Sell Loans, and What Happens After
If you've received a notice that your home loan has been sold, you may be wondering why mortgage companies sell loans.How Long It Should Take You To Pay Off Your Student Loan
Student loans are a burden that everyone's eager to get rid of. How long should it take to pay them off?Cash App Data Breach: More Than 8 Million People May Be Affected
Block, the owner of Cash App, says a former employee accessed customer information without permission on December 10, 2021. How many people has the data breach impacted?Did Your Credit Score Drop for No Reason? Ways to Correct It
Credit scores are very important to assess your creditworthiness. Did your credit score drop for no reason? Here are some of the possible reasons and how to fix the issues.Jim Cramer Says to Invest in Apartment REITs — Best Picks for Investors
REITs (real estate investment trusts) geared toward apartment buildings are taking off. Here’s what to know about investing in REITs, including which ones are best.Biden Set to Extend Student Loan Pause Through August 2022
The Biden administration will issue another extension on the student loan pause. Get the latest details on the moratorium and whether student loan cancelation is on the table.Having Insurance Coverage for Your Wedding Can Save You Thousands of Dollars
Having wedding insurance, including alcohol coverage, is crucial. If anything goes wrong on your big day, you could lose a lot of money.Want to Cancel Your Planet Fitness Membership? Here Are 2 Ways to Do It
If you signed up for a Planet Fitness membership but aren't using it, it may be a good idea to cancel it. Here's how to do that.Don't Go Into Debt Just to Get Married — Ways to Budget for a Wedding
Determining how much you can afford for your wedding can be scary, especially if the details haven't been finalized. Here a some tips for setting a wedding budget.Being Audited by the IRS Doesn't Always Mean You're in Trouble
People get audited by the IRS for different reasons. If selected, dont panic. Here's a look at what happens when the IRS audits you.Zelle Scams Target Wells Fargo, Banks Aren't Liable for Lost Money
Imaging losing money to a fraudulent attack, and your bank won't refund you any money. Why have Zelle scams been target Wells Fargo customers?
