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FAQ: Using Credit Cards in College
As a college student, you're probably no stranger to debt. As the Institute for College Access and Success points out, in 2014, nearly 70% of graduating seniors were in debt thanks to student loans. Although...
Opening a Checking Account: Five Things to Know
Using a checking account has many advantages over keeping money in cash. Not all accounts are the same, so before you open an account learn all the details. Here's what you should know when you open one of these...
3 Things You Should Do If You're Buying a Car
Buying a new car is a big deal. It's one of the biggest purchases you'll ever make (next to your home and maybe your education). That said, you'll want to purchase a reliable car. Make sure you get the best...
Income, and Savings, and Debt, Oh My! How You Should Save and Why
You likely already know you should be saving for the future. Whether you want to retire someday, prepare for unexpected emergencies, or pay for a big purchase without debt, you'll need a financial cushion to do it. ...
Credit Unions vs. Banks: What's the Difference?
When you are looking for a place to stash your savings or in the market for a new loan, you have the choice of working with a traditional bank or working with a credit union. Although banks and credit unions seem to be...