Personal Finance - Page 4

There's no doubt that the coronavirus financial impact will be - and already is - tremendous for some. Here are some tips to stay ahead of the curve.

Nobody ever said being in debt is a desirable place to be, but it very well may be worth taking some of these specific steps to resolve it.

Medical debt was postulated as something that might decrease with the introduction of the ACA, but closer analysis reveals that may not be the case.

More and more we're seeing people moving from California to Texas, and there are certainly mainy reasons to do so. Before packing your bags, consider this.

We get it - medical debt can feel impossible to overcome. We've put together a list of some of the most common mistakes we've seen to help avoid them.

The marijuana business is a growing one, especially in California - but due to its shaky legality, bankruptcy options for companies are a little limited.

The new 199A regulations are bound to cause some confusion for many, particularly in regards to their personal businesses. Here's what to watch for.

American finances can be a tumultuous subject sometimes; we dissect some of the national trends in the financial areas of the country.

The holidays present an excellent opportunity to teach your kids good financial lessons that will stick with them for life. Here are just a few.

Deposit advance loans were big banks' alternative to payday loans a few years ago. Now, they're coming back, but are they a good deal?

Many Americans go into debt to go on vacation, but the far better approach is to use vacation savings. Learn about websites and apps to help you save.

Although everyone has unique retirement savings needs, some general points can be made about those needs and how they can be met.