Some lenders extend mortgage rate lock periods during coronavirus - Business Insider
If you're buying or refinancing on a home amid the coronavirus outbreak, ask your lender whether it's offering rate lock period extensions.
Everything you need to know about life insurance, in one place - Business Insider
If you want to learn more about life insurance, figure out if it's for you, and get some tips on where to start, you've come to the right place.
There are 9 US states with no income tax, but 2 of them still tax investment earnings - Business Insider
The states with no income tax are Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming.
4 reasons to refinance your mortgage at a lower interest rate - Business Insider
Over the past year, the Fed has lowered interest rates three times, a move that has inspired a mortgage-refinancing boom among millennials.
When to save money in a CD vs. a high-yield savings account - Business Insider
When interest rates are expected to go down, it's a good time to save money in a CD. The best CDs right now are earning between 2% and 2.25% APY.
I plan to invest more if there's another recession — here's why - Business Insider
Back in 2008, the author was working as a cashier and was afraid to put any of her disposable income into the stock market.
How much to save every month to pay for 4 years of college - Business Insider
We calculated how much someone would need to save every month to cover four years of a private or in-state public education in 5, 10, or 15 years.
Most freelancers are millennials, but retirees are quickly catching up
In general, a shift away from pension plans and greater longevity are driving more old-age Americans to continue working beyond retirement age.
Even 40-something Americans who know they should be saving more for retirement are too mired in debt to do it
A Schwab Retirement Plan Services survey of 401(k) plan participants found that the typical Gen Xer thinks they'll need $1.8 million for retirement.
Should I pay my debt or save for retirement？ First step is clear
Wondering if you should pay your debt or save for retirement first？ If you have high-interest debt, pay that first then save for retirement.
How I automated my retirement savings as a full-time freelancer
Without an employer-sponsored 401(k) plan, it can be hard to save for retirement. Here, one freelancer shares how she automated her SEP IRA.
Early retiree millionaire interviews: top regret is waiting to invest
Despite achieving the most coveted marker of financial success, many of the millionaires think they could be better off if they'd started even sooner.
3 climate change experts on why they're saving for retirement
Three climate change experts told us why they're still saving for retirement despite gloomy prospects for the planet.
The 5 money lessons I taught my teenage daughter that helped her save $10,000
I didn't want my teenage daughter to make the same money mistakes I did, and in just two summers, she's been able to save enough to buy herself a car.
When the Fed cuts interest rates, it affects everything from your savings account to your auto loans
When the Fed cuts interest rates, it's to encourage spending and growth, and it affects everything from savings accounts to mortgages to loans.
5 ways I've cut back my food and household spending without having to pinch pennies
Using apps like Popcart and shopping at the back of the store are easy ways to save money without obsessing over every penny.
I pay for grocery-delivery service but I refuse to use an app
Spending money to have someone else pick and pack my groceries is well worth the price since it improves my family life.
How much Social Security will I get？ Find out with a free tool that only takes seconds to find
Anyone can create a free My Social Security account to find out exactly what their monthly benefit will be when they retire.
A bank account for your side hustle might seem like overkill, but it's a smart move you'll be glad you made
A side job, side hustle, or freelance project may feel like a small hobby, but it is a real business that can and should have its own bank account.
Baby boomers are worth more than ever, but millennials are still lagging behind — and the reason why is clear
Today's baby boomers are slightly wealthier than people in their 50s and 60s were 20 years ago, while millennials are less wealthy.