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You may have dabbled with compounding interest equations in high school yet not had much experience with them since then. In all likelihood, however, your finances are directly affected by...

With the spread of the coronavirus, or COVID-19, the stock market experienced a significant meltdown that left people fearing the worst—recession. When the world is filled with uncertainties and...

Banks definitely make money. They have employees to pay, daily operation costs, and oftentimes advertising expenses. Like any other business, banks take money to operate. Rest assured that no...

Your credit score is affected by the number of cards you have, which ultimately impacts your capacity to secure valuable things like car loans, apartment rentals, and so on. In other...

Whether you are planning to buy or sell a house, being able to compare similar homes will give you a lot of useful information. Comparable sales, or comps, are important terms that real estate...

The emergency fund is the first line of defense against going into debt. Let's face it, life happens. When life hits you in the bank account, will you have enough emergency fund money to not go...