What you should know about fixed-rate credit cards
When interest rates rise, so could the rate you pay on your variable-rate credit card. With a fixed-rate card, your rate is locked in.
Read More →When interest rates rise, so could the rate you pay on your variable-rate credit card. With a fixed-rate card, your rate is locked in.
Read More →Credit card interest can come in many forms and is calculated based on a unique formula. Whether you’ve had credit cards for years or are planning to get your first one, here’s everything you need to know about credit card interest, including how to avoid it.
Read More →Recent data suggests that the average driver will spend close to $100,000 on car insurance over their lifetime. That’s a staggering sum of money, especially when you consider estimates that suggest Americans will pay over $500,000 in that time just to own, operate, and maintain a car. $100,000 is a lot of money to spend on something […]
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Auto Insurance Coverage is a post from Pocket Your Dollars.
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With the average annual cost of college for the 2020-2021 school year $10,560 for public four-year in-state and $37,650 for private non-profit four-year schools, itâs not uncommon for students to use loans to help pay for their education. The two major umbrellas to consider are federal student loans and private student loans. Federal student loans […]
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Read More →If youâve been considering taking out a personal loan, here are a few tips you can use to get a rate you (and your wallet!) will appreciate.
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When was the last time you thought about your checking account? If youâre like many people, it was probably the last time you wrote a check or paid a bill that wasnât set up on autopay. Checking accounts tend to exist in the background of our lives, warranting so little thought that many of us […]
The post The Problems with Checking Account Interest Rates appeared first on SoFi.
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Inflation, or a sustained period of rising consumer prices, can take a bite out of investor portfolios and reduce purchasing power as the prices of goods and services increase. Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities, or TIPS, are one way to hedge against inflation in a portfolio. These government-issued securities are inflation-protected bonds that adjust in tandem with […]
The post What Are Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS)? appeared first on SoFi.
Read More →For the seventh week in a row, the national average card APR remained at its highest point in just over a year. But compared to the APRs that lenders advertised before the coronavirus pandemic, the national average card APR is still unusually low.
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