If you’ve got an upside-down car loan, you’re not alone. In fact, the number of drivers who owe more on their car than it’s worth continues to go up.1 Pay off debt fast and save more money with Financial Peace University. But no matter how underwater you are on your…

Every four years, citizens across our country head to the polls to choose the next president of the United States. Together, we make a critical decision about the future of our country. And after months of ruthless banter, an onslaught of toxic social media, and deafening political commentary, we stand in…

Your thoughts are racing, you haven’t slept soundly for a week, and your stomach is in knots—all because of a trip to the grocery store or a look at your checking account. If these anxious responses to money situations seem familiar, you might be dealing with financial stress. But don’t…

6. List Your House and Do Home Showings Listing your house is simple if you’re working with an experienced real estate agent. Your agent will help you get professional photos taken and will get your home listed on multiple platforms for maximum exposure. Once your listing is up and running,…

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Saving for a house is no walk in the park—unless that park is a mountain. In fact, 3 of every 10 first-time home buyers say the most difficult step in the home-buying process is saving for a down payment.1 But once you set a clear goal, you’ll…

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Governance failures rarely announce themselves. They don’t begin with arguments, fines, or hearings. I didn’t expect to see these patterns in a small lakeside community governed by a Home Owners Association (HOA). Yet the familiar signs emerged. They start in the quiet corners where authority meets procedure and where small…

These entrepreneurs, traders and investors are making an outsized impact in fintech, crypto and traditional financial services.By Jeff Kauflin, Hank Tucker and Nina BambyshevaWhen she worked for Apple, Kalyani Ramadurgam’s job was to block anyone on terrorism watch lists from using Apple Pay. Even at one of the most sophisticated…

Year-end bonuses can provide a much-needed financial boost, and using that money wisely can make a meaningful difference in your financial health. But deciding whether to put your bonus toward paying down debt or saving can be challenging. Both options offer strong benefits, and the best choice ultimately depends on…

Photo from Getty Images / Illustration by Bankrate Key takeaways Linking bank accounts makes it easier to transfer funds, automate savings, split direct deposits and potentially avoid certain fees such as overdraft or maintenance charges. Banks typically use strong security measures to protect your information when accounts are linked, including…

After a run of more than 230 years, the U.S. is done producing the penny. While the death of the little copper coin leaves many feeling nostalgic, producing it simply isn’t worth it for the U.S. Mint at 3.69 cents a pop — an increase of 1.42 cents over the…

Financial misinformation isn’t new, but today, it’s supercharged. The 24/7 news cycle fueled by social media virality means you’re more likely than ever to consume inaccurate or misleading information every day. Sometimes these narratives, no matter how false, seep into our collective consciousness and give a false impression of our…

Key takeaways An auto loan can make car ownership possible by spreading out the purchase cost over years. It can help you afford a more reliable vehicle and increase your credit score. Auto loans also have their drawbacks, including high monthly payments, financial risk, vehicle depreciation and being stuck with…

A Roth IRA is a tax-advantaged retirement account many people use to build long-term savings, but its rules and benefits can be confusing. Because qualified withdrawals are tax-free, the investments you select inside the account may influence your future retirement income. Whether you are opening your first Roth IRA or…

Image by PM Images/Getty Images; Illustration by Hunter Newton/Bankrate Mortgage rates dipped this week, with the 30-year fixed rate averaging 6.32%, down from 6.37% the previous week, according to Bankrate’s latest lender survey. Current mortgage rates Loan type Current 4 weeks ago One year ago 52-week average 52-week low 30-year…

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