3 ways a reverse mortgage can supplement your Social Security
A reverse mortgage could give your retirement income a boost. Here's how it may work with Social Security.
Can you consolidate debt while on Social Security?
Debt consolidation can simplify your finances, but is it an option if Social Security is your main income source?
Can you lose money in an annuity? Here's what to know before you buy
Annuities offer guaranteed income, but they aren't risk-free. Here's how to protect your retirement savings.
What could happen to HELOC rates now that inflation is rising again?
Rising inflation could shake up HELOC rates. Here's what homeowners need to know right now.
What could happen to credit card rates now that inflation is climbing again?
Inflation is creeping back up, and that could mean big changes for your credit card rates. Here's what to know.
5 ways to get medical debt off your credit report now
A new court ruling means medical debt will stay on credit reports, but these strategies can help you clear it now.
401(k) vs. annuity: Which option is better for retirement?
Both 401(k)s and annuities can fund retirement, but understanding their differences is key to picking the right fit.
What is the best age to buy an annuity at?
Timing your annuity purchase right can make a big difference. Here's how to decide when it makes sense for you.
$5,000 long-term CD vs. $5,000 money market account: Here's what earns more interest now
A long-term CD or a money market account can grow your savings, but one edges out the other in this rate climate.
How do I get out of debt while on Social Security?
Struggling with debt on a fixed income? Here's how to regain control of your finances while on Social Security.
What is the age 75 rule for annuities (and why does it matter)?
The age 75 rule could shape how you buy or use an annuity. Here's what to know before it impacts your strategy.
Federal vs. private student loans: Which loan option should you choose this fall?
Understanding whether federal or private student loans make more sense can save you thousands in the long run.
$5,000 long-term CD vs. $5,000 short-term CD: Which earns more interest now?
Should you lock in a long-term CD or stay flexible with a shorter term? Here's which one offers bigger returns now.
What are the fastest ways to get a HELOC this July?
Want to tap into your home's equity quickly? These HELOC options could help, but there are caveats to consider, too.
4 debt relief options you can qualify for with a low income
Struggling with debt on a tight budget? These debt relief options may offer some breathing room for your finances.