You have wants. You have needs. And you have two ways of paying for them – pull out the credit card or use the money you have set aside. Which is your default?
Saving tends to be easier when you have a certain purpose in mind: Saving for your first house, your retirement at a certain age, a child’s college education, or even a trip...
If you’d like to save for your child’s future higher education expenses while also reducing your tax liability, consider opening a 529 plan. They come in two basic varieties...
In its most basic sense, credit means having the use of something before you pay for it. This ability to borrow adds flexibility to planning and makes it possible to pay for...
We can go almost anywhere and have access to the internet. As convenient as that is, we still need to be careful. Here are six tips to protect your information when using public Wi-Fi.
“How am I going to pay for this?” After we’re sick or injured, many of us have more to worry about than just the healing process. Here are four ways that can make paying...
Many gifts have gone virtual this year – including money. To help make sure your gift gets delivered safe and sound, here are 2 ways to gift money virtually this holiday season.
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