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Resurfacing vs. refinishing hardwood floors: What’s the difference?
We hammer home the differences in these two ways of refreshing your old flooring.
We hammer home the differences in these two ways of refreshing your old flooring.
Garden State homeowners have a variety of options to sell their home for cash.
Working with a private banker can help you achieve your long-term financial goals.
Under the EFTA, most types of electronic transactions are protected from errors and fraud.
Some of the most common ways to send or receive money electronically include ACH, EFT, and wire transfers.
Georgia homeowners looking to sell have many options, especially in the Atlanta area.
How to choose between a high-yield savings account and a money market fund.
Both kinds of plans can be started relatively fast and without many of the hassles of traditional plans.
Ever heard of a neobank? If not, here’s what you need to know.
This card is an excellent card for great cash back rates and no annual fee.
The Citizens Bank Cash Back Plus Mastercard provides 1.8 percent cash back, and might even be more rewarding than a 2 percent cash back card. Find out the card’s perks, and if it’s right for your [...]
By leveraging the right credit cards, you can save money on travel and have more to spend at your destination.
U.S. Bank has a new credit card with generous rewards on a unique set of everyday purchase categories.
If you’re going through bankruptcy, you may want to reaffirm some of your debts.
Social Security is protected from creditors in most cases, but there are exceptions.
Your payment day depends on your birth date and whose record you claim.
Consider interest rates, secured versus unsecured borrowing and tax benefits.
While Social Security is a great starting point, you’re going to want diversified streams of income.
An emergency loan will have some impact on your credit score — but it could be good.
Attending college is a personal decision. Here are some benefits to consider.