How much should you pay for 1 ounce of gold in today's market?
The spot price is just the starting point when buying gold. Numerous other factors can have an impact on the cost.
Gold vs. silver investing: 5 big differences to know this January
Gold and silver investments both shine, but their roles, risks and opportunities look very different right now.
Avoid these Chapter 7 bankruptcy mistakes if you're filing in 2026
Filing for Chapter 7? Avoid the errors that could derail your bankruptcy case or leave you worse off financially.
What is the 180-day rule in bankruptcy?
This little-known bankruptcy timing rule can impact your case, your assets and even whether you can file at all.
How much should you pay for 1 ounce of silver right now?
Silver's spot price is just the starting point. Premiums, dealer fees and the product form all impact cost.
What happens to your retirement accounts in bankruptcy?
Some retirement accounts have federal bankruptcy protections, but the rules vary by account type and situation.
Thinking about using a buy now, pay later plan? Here are 5 hidden risks to avoid.
BNPL plans look simple, but hidden costs and credit risks can quietly turn small purchases into bigger problems.
Is credit card debt forgiveness worth pursuing in 2026?
With credit card rates stuck above 22%, debt forgiveness could save you thousands. But is it right for you?
What is the 60/20/20 rule for gold investing (and why does it matter now)?
With gold prices nearing $4,500, this allocation strategy could protect your portfolio and prime it for growth.
What's a good credit card interest rate for 2026?
Not all credit card APRs are created equal. Here's how to spot a good card rate now that the new year is upon us.
What assets do you lose in Chapter 7?
Filing for Chapter 7 can wipe out your debt quickly, but some property may be on the line if it isn't protected.
What's the maximum income when filing for bankruptcy?
Income limits vary by bankruptcy type, state, and household size, but they're typically higher than people expect.
Can credit card debt be restructured?
When credit card debt feels unmanageable, some borrowers look for ways to change the terms — but is that possible?
Is there a limit on how much gold you can own?
The federal gold ownership limits could surprise investors, as could the gold reporting, storage and tax rules.
How much should you spend if your credit limit is $1,000?
A low credit limit requires discipline if you want to keep your utilization low and have a healthy credit score.