It seems good credit is a requirement for just about anything these days. But what is credit, exactly, let alone “good” credit? We’ve created some guides and tips for demystifying this important tool so you can be confident you’ll be able to make the most of every opportunity and stay on track for success.
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Budgeting can boost your overall financial health and even help you avoid missing bill payments, which can improve your credit score!
In this 10-part series, we’ll take you on a journey toward financial wellness, tackling important financial subjects one by one and in detail, giving you the skills to be a financial wellness expert.
It might seem like “credit” and “debt” are used interchangeably, but they actually refer to two distinct things. Simply put, credit exists before you make a purchase. Debt appears after.
How important is your credit score? There's advice everywhere about the topic, but we debunk four common myths concerning credit scores.
Start saving for retirement when you get your first job and you’ll develop a healthy savings habit that will serve you well down the road.
Walk through the basics and learn how your credit score is calculated, how it affects your finances, and what you can do to manage yours.
One of the most popular retirement savings vehicles is an individual retirement account (IRA). See what types of IRAs are available and what each has to offer.
If you're planning on retiring alone, there will be a few extra steps to take. All the planning will eventually be worth it.
Annuities are lesser-known but potentially impactful savings tools in your retirement planning toolkit, especially if you're concerned about possibly outliving your savings.
