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Your credit utilization ratio could mean the difference between a good credit score and a not-so-good credit score. Here’s everything you need to know to get your ratio right.
We've all been locked inside for a while. Your closets, Netflix queue, and to-do lists may all be cleared out and complete. You may have gotten through that book you’ve been meaning to read. And, you can’t take another Zoom call.
Worried about your credit score during COVID-19? Use these tips for protecting your credit during the pandemic.
If you've lost your job due to COVID-19 and need financial help immediately, there are many resources available for relief.
Looking ahead at 2020, these are the 19 essential questions that answer everything you need to know about credit scores.
Your payment history is one of the most important factors in determining your credit scores. Find out what actions may help or hurt your credit.
Budget cutting can free up cash in financially uncertain times. If you’ve been feeling the pressure this year, here’s what you need to do.
Wondering about the cost of homeschooling as you prepare to teach the kids at home this fall? It may be more affordable than you think.
From what to set aside to where you should stash your cash—here’s your guide to building an emergency fund, even in stressful financial times.
Here are 9 ideas on how your can lower your energy bill this summer!
COVID-19 might have a lasting impact on how we budget and manage our money. These are the lessons we’ve learned so far.
Did you know Google docs has budget templates available online, for free? If you enjoy using spreadsheets to manage your finances, see our list of favorites.
The short-term financial goals you set today will impact your long-term money strategy. Check out our tips on how to set and start reaching your goals.
If you’re struggling financially, here’s how to get help with medical bills.
Need to borrow money fast? We’ve rounded up 14 different ways to borrow money quickly, including online loans. We spell out the details to help you find the best way to borrow.
Considering a payday loan or an installment loan? Understanding the differences can help you make an informed decision before you borrow.
People often turn to RISE when they need to quickly borrow money for auto or home repairs, medical bills and emergency expenses.
In a financial emergency, a cash advance can help you quickly get the money you need. So how do cash advances work and what are the different types? Most importantly, how much can you borrow—and what will it cost? Here’s a simple guide to understanding the different types of...
Does debt consolidation hurt your credit score? It depends. Here’s what you need to know.
Falling behind on bills is stressful. Here’s a step-by-step guide to getting caught up and moving on.
Laid off because of the coronavirus pandemic? Here’s how to manage debt when unemployed.
Debt payoff spreadsheets are a wonderful tool that takes the guesswork out of paying down your debts.
Here's 3 effective strategies to reduce your debt burden and pay off debt.
While you may not be able to completely control your finances by simply cruising on autopilot, most of these helpful tricks require minimal effort on your end.
Want to manage your money better but don’t know where to start? Free finance courses are great, budget-friendly ways to learn.
Learn how secured and unsecured loans are different, how they work and how to decide which type of loan is right for you.
Need to stop spending money? Cutting back isn’t as hard as it seems. Here’s what the experts recommend.
Worried about your money in the coronavirus economy? Steer clear of these financial mistakes.
Good financial habits can help you weather lay-offs, recessions, and anything else life throws your way.
If you've been laid off due to coronavirus, this list of unemployed resources will direct you to the help you need.
Making yourself marketable is the key to finding a new job in the coronavirus economy. Here’s how to get it done.
Laid off or worried about your career during the coronavirus pandemic? Now is the time to learn job skills that will keep you competitive.
Worried about making groceries last during coronavirus shutdowns? Use these tips to stretch your pantry and your dollars until the pandemic ends.
Feeling helpless during the coronavirus crisis? Learn how you can help frontline workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The world is coming together virtually during the COVID-19 outbreak. Now, everything from virtual museum tours to virtual Broadway shows are available to help with your online stress relief.
Everything’s bigger in the Lone Star State, but that doesn’t mean your rent has to be. We combed through rent and housing data to find the cheapest places to live in Texas.
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