Wondering where your money is going? Have you checked your inbox? Learn the ways your email is making you spend money and how to avoid it.

A prepaid credit card is a card with a limited balance of money on it. Learn more about the top prepaid cards on the market and which one is suitable for you.

From bankruptcy to $30K in credit card debt, read our interview with Kate Raidt on how she rebuilt her finances and earned a 810 credit score.

The London InterBank Offered Rate (LIBOR) is an important financial point of reference for banks and lenders around the world. Learn more about it here.

Contactless payment offers fast, easy and safe ways to pay on the go. Learn about how this technology works and the advantages that come with it.

Due to the expensive grind of daily life, sometimes we need to take out loans to get by. When we apply for those loans, our credit score has the potential of being negatively impacted. To make sense of this irony, let’s dive deeper into the credit score process itself.

Credit report vs. credit score: what’s the difference? Both will help you understand your credit health, but one provides more information. Learn more here.

A grace period is the time between the end of your billing cycle and your due date. Learn how to use your grace period to reduce interest on your purchases.

Looking to improve your credit? Read our article on how Leslie Tayne eliminated her debt and went from delinquency to an 800+ credit score.

Understanding your credit score can be confusing. Read our guide for a closer look at new credit as a factor that can affect your overall credit score.

Having your credit card declined can be stressful, but don’t worry. We’re here to help you determine why it happened and how you can resolve the issue.

The break even point occurs when your cost and income are equal. Learn how to calculate your break even point and see examples with our guide.

Choosing the right checking account for your needs can be a bit of a challenge. Read our guide on finding the best checking account.

Want to streamline paying bills, padding a retirement account or building an emergency fund? Explore ways to automate your finances and shorten your to-do list.

A high interest savings account can be a great way to supercharge your financial health. Find out if this type of savings account is right for you.

Not everyone is privy to your credit information. For the most part, your score and credit report remain confidential. Here’s who can access your credit report and why.

Dollar-cost averaging is a common investment strategy, but how does it work? Learn how to leverage DCA investing to build your portfolio and reduce volatility.