What are the safest ways to buy silver in this market?
Buying silver can be safer than you anticipate, but only if you know which options reduce risk and which to avoid.
Watch CBS News
Angelica Leicht is the senior editor for the Managing Your Money section for CBSNews.com, where she writes and edits articles on a range of personal finance topics, from the benefits of gold investing to the many uses of home equity loans.
Angelica previously held editorial roles at Bankrate, HousingWire and other financial publications, where she focused on insurance, credit cards and mortgage and housing content. She has also written for publications like The Motley Fool and Forbes Advisor. Prior to working in personal finance, Angelica held editorial roles at alt-weeklies that include the Houston Press and the Dallas Observer.
Buying silver can be safer than you anticipate, but only if you know which options reduce risk and which to avoid.
Gold prices are surging, but things could look very different over time. Here's how older investors should respond.
No paycheck doesn't necessarily rule out bankruptcy, but there are a few important things to know before filing.
Banks can still play a role in the precious metals market, but buying physical silver isn't always straightforward.
Silver prices have surged lately, but what you'll actually get for your coin depends on a few different factors.
Gold and silver both shine in uncertain markets, but their risks, rewards and roles may look different this year.
From collectibles rules to capital gains, gold investors could face unique tax hurdles this tax filing season.
Paying off collections debt isn't always the clear win it looks like. Here's how to decide what path to take.
UFC 324 features a stacked fight card. Here's the schedule, time and information on where to watch the UFC event.
As gold hits record highs and the dollar weakens, here's what investors should know about the shifting dynamics.
Paying off collections improves your finances, but what happens to the negative mark on your credit report?
Rule 523 dictates the debts you can't erase through bankruptcy (and the list might surprise you).
Silver's industrial demand and supply deficit could drive outperformance, but a few factors may shift the balance.
Pay-for-delete promises to erase collection debt from your credit report, but the results of this strategy can vary.
Timing matters when filing bankruptcy and using your credit cards at the wrong time could jeopardize your case.