Money

While a number of cashless transactions continue to increase year after year, the use of cash continues. The only countries in which cash use is in decline are those countries …

When you’re young, credit cards seem like an easy solution. Make all of your purchases from a single source and pay a minimum amount every month, instead of worrying if …

You’re trying to use your credit card to pay for something, but it’s been declined. You know you’re nowhere near your limit yet, but the bank says you’ve exceeded it. …

You work hard, day in and day out, yet you never seem to have any money. It can be a struggle just making ends meet, much less putting anything away …

The average American home pays over $900 a year for car insurance. Depending on where you live, that amount might be less, or it might be much more. It’s a …

We’ve talked before about the importance of being prepared in case of a disaster. That’s why you should always keep an emergency kit in your home (and another in your …

Banks in the United States are starting to pay higher interest rates on large and corporate accounts, while American consumers are still barely paid pennies in interest. The average interest …

Retirement planning isn’t easy in this day and age. Between inflation and life expectancy, you’ll almost undoubtedly need to put away much more than what you had originally anticipated. Many …

People often seem to have a disconnect between who they are now and the person they’re going to be down the road. They treat their future selves like completely different …

The recent Russian sanctions bill passed by Congress and signed by President Trump has aroused anger in Europe. Germany’s economy minister has decried the sanctions as illegal under international law …