Personal Finance
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How Millennials and Gen Z can improve credit health and build a strong credit score for future financial success
We live in an era where financial decisions can shape families’ futures. An individual’s decision shapes long-term economic opportunities. As…
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Half of Thirtysomethings Prioritize Retirement Planning, but Only 29% Have an Actual Written Plan
Quick Read Half of thirtysomethings name retirement a top priority, yet only 29% have a written financial plan and 18%…
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Mastercard CEO says AI agents could soon do your shopping
Agentic payments are becoming increasingly available for AI users — and payments companies are leading the trend. In a recent…
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Understanding housing inventory and how it shapes the real estate market
The number of homes available for sale is measured not only by the number but also by time. Understanding how…
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The West’s Home Prices Just Fell 1.4% While the Rest of America Climbed. Here’s Why.
© NLN / iStock via Getty Images The National Association of Realtors’ April 2026 existing home sales report carries a…
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Earn up to 4.10% APY
If you’re earning a low interest rate on your savings balance, consider putting it in a high-yield savings account (HYSA).…
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Most Twentysomethings Are Already Saving for Retirement, But 47% Just Guessed How Much They Need
© Rene Terp from Pexels and TarpMagnus from Getty Images Signature The twentysomething cohort is doing something past generations rarely…
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Highest APYs Range From 4.10% to 4.50%
Factors influencing current CD rates One of the biggest factors influencing current CD rates is the federal-funds rate. Federal Reserve…
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What is fintech? What you need to know about financial technology companies.
As the world’s connectivity has improved and technology has become cheaper and more advanced, the emergence of “fintech” was bound…
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When will mortgage rates go down again?
Mortgage rates are hanging close to 6.5%, moving only slightly above or below that mark from week to week. When…
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