Survey finds 74% of homeowners haven’t refinanced despite historically low mortgage rates
The findings offer some clues about why so many homeowners are leaving money on the table.
The findings offer some clues about why so many homeowners are leaving money on the table.
Thanks to PayPal Key, almost all online purchases could qualify for the Freedom Flex card’s Q4 cash back categories.
The Business Platinum Card from American Express will now have a higher annual fee of $695, up from $595, along with more benefits like card perks and statement credits. The new annual fee of $695 starts [...]
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Young Americans would rather discuss their personal life than their credit card balances.
Here’s what to know about records to hang on to and how long you should keep them.
You may be able to deduct certain medical expenses if they meet IRS requirements.
A year after 0 percent balance transfer promotions went into hiding, they’re back in a big way.
The U.S. economy has made progress in it’s battle against the pandemic but isn’t out of the woods just yet.
Experts all along had anticipated higher inflation this year, though the question is how long it will last.
Experts say higher inflation and a faster rebound could force the Fed’s hand.
The job market has come a long way, but economists’ forecasts suggest more recovery time is needed.
Chase and Hyatt team up the World of Hyatt Business Credit Card, designed for small business owners.
As the cruise industry resumes operations, you need to have a plan. Find out which cruise lines are up and running or soon will be, as well as your options if you have to cancel.
Need to improve your credit score? Making regular payments with a secured credit card can help.
Tapping equity for home improvements? Tap away. How about trips and electronics? Think again.
Knowing the difference can save you money come tax time.
Here’s where investment experts think you should invest $10,000 today.
Bankrate’s survey showed most experts think stocks will plunge by 10 percent in the coming year.
Like last quarter, not a single respondent expects the market to fall.