The average age to buy a first home is now the oldest ever on record at 36 years old.1 Diminished buying power, student loan debt, and competition from corporate investors—among other factors—have caused many young buyers to delay homebuying or consider it out of the question entirely.
When it comes to buying a home, one of the most critical decisions you’ll make is selecting the right mortgage. Like homes themselves, mortgages come in many sizes and types. Two of the most common options are fixed-rate and adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs).
If you have credit card debt, traversing the debt payoff landscape may feel overwhelming. While the balance may be intimidating, there are simple tips you can enlist to get out from under debt and enjoy a financial life that's free of stress.
A Health Savings Account (HSA) is like a personal savings account you can use to cover the cost of qualified expenses for you and your family. This in-depth guide will answer your top HSA questions, such as how to access an HSA, the benefits of HSAs for employers, and more!
With inflation increasing the cost of goods and services, many Americans are turning to holiday shopping events like Cyber Monday 2024, which falls on Dec. 2nd, to give their wallets some relief while buying presents.