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Privacy and security are a concern no matter what you’re doing on your phone. However, they become even more of a concern when you’re using a money app. So how can you go about safeguarding your data when using financial technology? Here are some of our top tips:
There are plenty of reasons you may someday need to raise funds, from sudden medical emergencies to an exciting, new career path. Fortunately, there are plenty of platforms out there dedicated to helping you collect cash from a wide set of patrons. Here are our favorites and which are best for your particular needs.
If you've got bad credit or no credit at all, you may heard that a secured credit card can help you improve your credit. But what's secured credit card and how does it work? Here's what you need to know.
Extreme weather events are on the rise, each one carrying a lengthy and expensive recovery process for those affected. While insurance payouts, disaster relief aid, and charitable support can help in the recovery process, victims of a natural disaster might be entitled to tax relief as well.
Even though the holidays are supposed to be a joyous time, it’s that expectation of joy that can add stress, especially if you’re a single parent, when the added cost of gifts, holiday meals, and other expenses makes balancing your bank account and watching for the credit card bill even harder.
The gig economy offers a lot of different ways to turn your time, energy, and unique skills into cash. With these new opportunities, however, comes the danger of being exploited. That's why it's important that you know your rights and how to advocate for yourself as a freelancer.
Buying the extended warranty on a big ticket item can provide a little extra peace of mind and help protect you in the event things go south in a hurry. But what do extended warranties really offer you? And how often do they really make sense? Here's what you should know about extended warranties.
The national debt isn’t new, but it is increasing. Have you ever wondered how the national debt might affect you as an individual? Here’s what you should know.
Whether you’re working from home, out of work, or taking on new side-gigs, the coronavirus has impacted millions of people’s regular work schedule. And while taxes might not be an immediate concern right now, different arrangements can have some significant tax implications.
Debt relief scams aren't going away any time soon. Fortunately, there are are some pretty telltale signs. If you spot any of these red flags, that's a sign that someone may be trying to scam you.
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