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Loan origination fees
When you take out a loan, you may have to repay more than just the principal and interest. Some lenders…
Can you let someone use your credit card or lend yours?
Key takeaways The only way to know if you can share your credit card legally is to review your credit…
Are money market accounts FDIC-insured?
Cavan Images/Getty Images Many banks offer money market accounts as a place to earn some interest on your money, with…
Judge Says Up To 20 Million Fintech “Depositors” Are At Risk From Synapse Bankruptcy
The implosion of banking-as-a-service pioneer Synapse Financial Technologies is shining a harsh and unflattering light on a key link that…
Consider Your Commute To Work During A Job Search
Recent attention to “super commuters”—those rare people who live in one city and work in another—raises questions of more mundane…
Biden Grants 317,000 Borrowers Student Loan Forgiveness And Refunds Of Payments
The Biden administration announced that more than 300,000 borrowers will receive $6.1 billion in student loan forgiveness following the latest…
I Have $640k in an IRA and Will Get $1,900 in Social Security. Can I Retire at 65?
When it comes to evaluating your retirement options, this might be the single most important question in finance. Your age…
The best cash back apps of 2024
Key takeaways Shoppers have numerous options for earning cash back on their everyday purchases via a cash back app. By…
How to switch to a new bank or credit union
Our writers and editors used an in-house natural language generation platform to assist with portions of this article, allowing them…
IRS Notifying Taxpayers Whose Data Was Accessed In Leak That Hit Billionaires And Trump
The IRS is now notifying more taxpayers who were impacted by the Littlejohn data breach. Former IRS contractor Charles Littlejohn…
