Using credit-builder loans to boost your credit and savings comes with a big catch
They’re not your silver bullet if you have bad credit and are struggling to save.
They’re not your silver bullet if you have bad credit and are struggling to save.
Will it be enough to keep the economic expansion going?
A Bankrate survey shows how Americans feel about their finances as they relate to the Trump presidency and the 2020 election.
Saving payment info online is convenient, but many Americans still worry about safety.
The next battle lines for brokers have been drawn.
The solid U.S. economy will not last forever and many Americans are unprepared.
You’ve worked hard for your points and miles — why let them go to waste?
Headline numbers on employment may not be telling the full story.
But should all investors cheer the changes?
This window may even prevent bank failures and insolvency. Here’s how it works.
Most Americans have assisted a friend or family member by lending cash, credit cards or by co-signing a financial product.
Survey finds too many of us are not budgeting and struggling to stay afloat.
Here’s what the U.S. central bank decided to do with interest rates.
The major concern about the U.S. economy: How much longer will the expansion last?
Meet the alternative solution to low-balance bank days.
Millennials are exploring multiple avenues to fund their down payment and closing costs.
A proactive approach can help consumers build a credit score when their payment history is thin.
The July rate cut is likely just the beginning, Bankrate’s latest economists’ poll finds.
And find out who’s most likely to boost their retirement contributions.
The next downturn may not be as bad as 2008 was, but could still be quite tough to bounce back from.