What is the minimum payment the IRS will accept?
Knowing how IRS minimum payments are calculated can make a major difference in how manageable your tax debt is.
Managing Your Money
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3 costly mortgage mistakes to avoid in 2026
Want to boost your chances of homebuying success in 2026? Start by avoiding these three costly mistakes.
What are the exemptions to a bankruptcy discharge (and why do they matter)?
Bankruptcy exemptions determine what property you can keep, so knowing these limits is crucial before you file.
$20,000 CD vs. $20,000 money market account: Which will earn more interest in 2026?
Both accounts can be viable options for a $20,000 deposit, but which can earn more this year? Here's what to know.
What are today's mortgage interest rates: January 16, 2026?
Hoping to buy a home or refinance your current one? These are the mortgage rates to know before getting started.
Is a $10,000 long-term CD account worth opening for 2026?
It may not appear beneficial on the surface, but a $10,000 long-term CD account can still be worth it. Here's why.
HELOC interest rates just plummeted. Is it worth opening one now?
HELOC interest rates just hit a multi-year low. But is this the right home equity product to borrow with right now?
Should you lock in a mortgage rate before the January Fed meeting?
Mortgage rates are more affordable now, but is it worth locking one in before this month's Federal Reserve meeting?
Do you have to pay a debt if it's been sold?
When a debt changes hands, your obligations — and your options — may not be quite what you'd expect.
What is considered a fair settlement on your credit card debt?
Settling credit card debt can save thousands of dollars, but you'll need to make realistic settlement offers.
What are today's mortgage interest rates: January 15, 2026?
Looking to buy a home or refinance your current one? These are the mortgage interest rates you need to know first.
How much will a debt collector take you to court over?
Understanding debt collection thresholds can help you navigate your options and avoid legal consequences.
How much gold can you buy for $1,000 right now?
Gold's current record price means your $1,000 buys less than ever (and the premiums add even more to your costs).
Home equity loan pros and cons to know for 2026
Want to borrow with a home equity loan this year? Here are the pros and cons to know before getting started.
Can you buy gold bars and store them at home?
Home storage may sound simple, but there are things investors should know about keeping their gold bars at home.