Credit Repair Companies: How Do They Work?
Ashley Lipman
If you’ve battled with credit for most of your adult life, you aren’t alone.
Guest Articles
11 Things to Consider Before Investing in Cryptocurrency in 2021
Tim Thomas
Where cryptocurrencies were once the reserve of tech nerds, these days, they’ve become so mainstream that your parents might be considering investing. This news might strike excitement into the hearts of die-hard
Rental Property Cash Flow: How Exactly Does it Work?
Landon Murie
There are millions of lavish retirement lifestyles funded by the cash flow from rental real estate. In residential markets, single-family rental homes are the entry point for many investors. They often stick
How to Safeguard Your Finances in 2021
Ann Lloyd
If one of your top priorities was to improve your finances in the new year, there’s good news: You still can. While many of us are facing several new and existing financial
Is Combining Finances After Marriage Right For You?
Wealthtender
The BIG DAY has finally arrived. Guests arrive, the wedding party is ready, and every final detail is complete! All that’s left is to say “I Do!” Actually, getting married is only
5 Unique Ways to Financially Set Yourself Up For Retirement
Samantha Rupp
If retirement prep hasn’t crossed your mind because it feels so far away, then this is the post for you. For many people, planning for retirement feels like a long way away
The Top 11 Best Personal Finance Podcasts You Need to Listen
Katherine Rundell
The world of personal finance can, at times, feel daunting and challenging to conquer, especially if you’ve been ignoring it for quite some time. But regardless of what your current financial situation
8 Things You Need to Know Before Buying Your First House
Hannah Spurrier (Our Two Sense)
Buying your first home is a big deal and for good reason! It’s one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll have to make. Chances are, you have saved up for years, searched
Financial Planning for Special Needs Families
Wealthtender
Traditional financial planning focuses on buying a home, raising children, funding college, and retiring. Special needs financial planning, on the other hand, is designed to help you manage your money so that
8 Good Financial Habits You Need to Adopt This Year
Hannah Spurrier (Our Two Sense)
If you missed the New Year’s Resolution train or any other “prime” time to reset your habits, there’s good news: there is no bad time to start making healthy financial habits. Whether