Category: Money & Personal Finance

A new kind of loyalty program gives customers $1 worth of stock in a company every time they spend $100. That is thanks to a new company, Bumped. The…

June is a great time to buy movie tickets, produce and gym memberships, according to Deal News. Many movie theatres will offer special summer movie prices…

Parents can open brokerage accounts for their children and get tax breaks, according to The Motley Fool. Custodial accounts are so named because they are…

Homeowners can use renovations to improve their quality of living, but not all improvements will provide the same return on investment at sale, according…

Last year a new law was written that, for the first time, required anyone advising 401k and IRA participants to act as a fiduciary with the obligation to…

Twelve percent or 26 million people had either a credit or debit card declined last year in the U.S., according to USA Today. Insufficient funds accounted…

Credit card companies routinely offer limit increases to entice more spending among good customers but they are just as likely to decrease the limit when…

Average interest rates on new car loans rose to 5.2 percent in February, and many consumers are not taking advantage of several ways to lower their rates…

Budgets often fail because of costs that aren’t accounted for, called money sinks, that derail the budgeting process, according to The Simple Dollar….