Do you believe these 3 common retirement myths?
Many people underestimate the amount they need to save for a comfortable retirement. Don't want to make that mistake? Here's how.
Can you qualify for unemployment if you're fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine?
If you were fired for refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19, you may be denied unemployment benefits. But there are several other ways to make ends meet if you've experienced job loss.
Student loan refinance rates creep back up, but remain near 15-month lows
The latest trends in interest rates for student loan refinancing from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.
How to refinance student loans with bad credit
Refinancing student loans with bad credit may require you to find a cosigner with good credit. Learn more.
People treating sports cards as alternative investments: Memorabilia auction founder
Ken Goldin, founder of Goldin Auctions, says that 'there are now hedge funds and mutual funds that are buying' sports cards for alternate investments.
Mortgage interest rates to begin trending up: MBA forecast
The Mortgage Bankers Association said interest rates will not continue to drop, and today's high inflation is not transitory in its economic outlook released at its annual conference.
Today's mortgage rates fall for longest and shortest terms | Oct. 18, 2021
Check out the mortgage rates for Oct. 18, 2021, which are a mixed bag from last Friday.
Food prices will go up ‘tremendously’: Billionaire supermarket owner
Gristedes and D'Agostino Foods President John Catsimatidis on the increase of food prices in the U.S.
Today's 30-year mortgage refinance rates creep back below 3% | Oct. 18, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for Oct. 18, 2021, which are mixed from last Friday.
Food prices will go up ‘tremendously’: John Catsimatidis
Gristedes and D'agostino Foods President and United Refining Company CEO John Catsimatidis weighs in on the increase of food prices in the U.S.
Oil will hit $100 a barrel: Catsimatidis
Gristedes And D'agostino Foods President and United Refining Company CEO John Catsimatidis provides insight into the prices of oil and food products in the coming weeks in America.
'Broad' student loan forgiveness still on the table, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona says
Education Secretary Miguel Cardona said the Education Department is "going to continue conversations" with the White House when it comes to widespread loan cancellation.
Term vs. whole life insurance: Which is right for you?
Both term and whole life insurance offer predictable benefits if you pass away, but they’re significantly different financial products. Learn more.
Auto repair loans: What to know and where to find one
Need cash to pay for unexpected vehicle repairs? An auto repair loan can be one solution for getting you back on the road. Here’s what you need to know.
Consumer confidence in housing market dropping, data shows, but now is still a good time to refinance
Consumer confidence in the current housing market appears to be fading due to low levels of housing supply and the spread of the COVID-19 delta variant.
Homeowners exiting mortgage forbearance at fastest pace in the past year, data shows
Forbearance plans are dropping at the fastest pace since last year. But foreclosure filings are also up. Here's what homeowners can do if they are struggling.
3 mortgage refinance rates hold, 30-year rises: Are low rates on the way out? | Oct. 15, 2021
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for Oct. 15, 2021, which are largely unchanged from yesterday.
Seeking a mortgage deal? Look to mid-length repayment terms today | Oct. 15, 2021
Check out the mortgage rates for Oct. 15, 2021, which are a mixed bag compared to yesterday.
Inflation soars to highest rate in 13 years — here's what that means for interest rates
Inflation surged at record rates, hitting 5.4% annually in September. Experts explain what that will mean for interest rates and the Fed's monetary policy.
Financial expert stresses Biden should focus on inflation, not COVID
Mahoney Asset Management CEO Ken Mahoney argues Biden’s economic policy will force producers to pass on price increases to consumers.