Stock Market Today: Stocks Maintain Gains After Fed Signals 2022 Rate Hike
The Federal Reserve didn’t pull the tapering trigger Wednesday, but its members did suggest a rate hike could be on tap as early as next year.
Month: September 2021
CD Loans, Explained
Certificates of deposit can be a useful tool for saving for short- or long-term goals. But it’s also possible to use a CD to secure a loan. A CD-secured loan, also referred to as a CD/savings secured loan or share-secured loan, is a type of personal loan that uses the value of a CD account […]
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7 Unusual But Effective Ways to Declutter Your Home
Tired of possessions weighing you down? Consider these atypical methods for purging your home.
Double down: Why it makes sense to get the Amex EveryDay Preferred and Amex Platinum – The Points Guy
While lucrative credit card welcome bonuses are top of mind here at TPG, it’s the everyday spending categories that can really help you accumulate points over
Chase Prepaid Starbucks Card To Shut Down On 11/13
Update 9/21/21: This has been confirmed here. According to reliable Chase insider EosHuffer all Chase Prepaid Starbucks cards will be shutting down on November 13, 2021. Cardholders will receive 400 Starbucks stars as a courtesy.
Itâs Mortgage Principal, Not Principle
Principal vs. Principle Attention loan officers, mortgage brokers, real estate agents, and so on The words “principal” and “principle” are two very different words They are constantly used incorrectly by those working in the housing industry Even by major mortgage companies and journalists that should know better! Allow me to get testy about grammar for… Read More »Itâs Mortgage Principal, Not Principle
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China’s Evergrande Crisis: A Real Threat to U.S. Stocks?
A looming debt default by Chinese real estate titan Evergrande is sparking fears of global contagion and knocking stocks from their perches.
Are Scholarships Taxable?
Scholarships may count as income depending on how funds are received and spent, meaning that they could be taxable. Usually, scholarships donât have to be repaid like student loans, though they may carry requirements for continued funding, such as a minimum GPA or competing on a collegiate sports team. According to Sallie Maeâs How America […]
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Weâre About to Retire: How Can We Be Sure Weâve Saved Enough?
It sure would be nice if there was some way to be absolutely certain the money won’t run out.
Dear Penny: How Do I Stop an Eviction When My Landlord Is My Mom?
Dear Penny, Not wanting to freeload, I suggested that my mom charge me rent. She seemed surprised, and said she’d get back to me on that. Sometime later, she appeared in a rather formal outfit, and said she was now my landlady. She spelled out my rental rate and terms; it was higher than I [â¦]
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