Life & Finances

Scams can come in many forms: email, text, a phone call, mail, or in-person. Continue reading →

Personality quizzes and aptitude tests can be helpful in starting your career search, as long as you’re realistic about their results. Continue reading →

The more realistic you are about how much a particular loss would cost you, the better you’ll be able to articulate your insurance needs when shopping for a policy. Continue reading →

It’s never too early to start your scholarship search—reach out to your high school guidance counselor or the financial aid coordinator at the college you wish to attend. Continue reading →

Understanding the give-and-take of budgeting is a powerful skill, and it’s easier to cut spending when you can put it in the context of achieving a goal. Continue reading →

It’s the concept that powers all sorts of savings and investment products and, over time, allows you to turn your money into, well, more money! Continue reading →

Owning a home is likely the largest financial commitment you’ll make in your life, and it’s easy to get caught up in details pertaining to debt-to-income ratios, the real estate market, current interest rates and amortization schedules. Continue reading →

Having an expert assess your financial situation and design a plan for you is an extremely powerful tool because they can recommend products, services and strategies that you might never have come across on your own. Continue reading →

The very first financial decision you ever made is also one of the most important choices—it’s where to keep your money. Continue reading →

A curbstoner often gets away with scamming buyers because he or she sells the vehicle and then disappears. Continue reading →