When it comes to the topic of debt in a relationship, it can take your anxiety level up a few notches—and for good reason. The good news is that with a bit of tact and transparency, you can navigate this with finesse. Here's how to go about it. Read more.

Is it possible to collect unemployment benefits and Social Security income at the same time? This guide explains how it works and who is eligible. Read more.

As rent is likely your largest expense, what if it could also help you financially? Here, we'll walk you through what rent reporting is, and how it can help boost your credit. Read more.

With a new year on the horizon, there’s no better time to plan and build toward your financial future. Setting goals is one of the building blocks to success, so read on for your 2024 money resolution. Read more.

Your credit history (good, bad, or the lack thereof) can impact your life in many ways. And if you want to rent a new apartment, the details on your credit report could help determine whether a landlord approves or denies your application. Read more.

While many Americans make resolutions involving improving their finances, 80% of folks abandon their resolutions by February. So, how can people build positive habits in the long run? Let's look at some steps you can take to improve financial patterns. Read more.

A list of questions every renter should ask when hunting for a new apartment to help you know what to look out for and to protect yourself during this process. Read more.

Just because money is tight, doesn’t mean you can’t celebrate and spread holiday cheer with friends and family. Here are some simple ways you can avoid busting your wallet and stick to a budget this season. Read more.