Latest articles by Erin Bendig
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Where Inflation is Rising the Most
These are the top 10 metro areas where inflation is increasing the most.
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Amazon Reportedly in Talks to Offer Mobile Service to Prime Members
Amazon is reportedly in talks to offer mobile service to Prime members at a low cost.
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Where Americans Most Use Deals and Coupons
While you may not be an extreme couponer, you’ve probably had deals on your radar. Here's where shoppers practice the most savings strategies.
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Two Thirds of Wounded Veterans Say They Can't Make Ends Meet
Inflation was found to be the top reported source of financial strain.
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Gen Z is Missing Out On Ways to Boost Wealth
Gen Z's love of cash means they are potentially forgoing many ways to boost their wealth, including high-yield accounts and rewards credit cards.
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TD Bank Launches New Credit Cards
TD Bank launched new credit cards, including TD Clear and TD FlexPay.
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Don't Let Your Finances Control Your Mental Wellbeing — Here's How
Over half of U.S. adults claimed money had a negative impact on their mental health. Here's how to feel in control.
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How to Budget for Friends' Weddings
Having to forego important events like friends' weddings because of your finances? Here's how to budget for upcoming social events.
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Traditional vs. Online Banks: What Most People Prefer
A new study found that 83% of respondents prefer traditional banks over digital-only, largely due to face-to-face service.
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Equifax Introduces New Commercial Credit Score To Help Small Businesses
The OneScore for Commercial credit score from Equifax opens up more credit opportunities for small businesses.
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Chase’s Co-Branded Amazon Credit Cards have Both Undergone a Revamp, Including a $150 Bonus
Chase’s co-branded Amazon credit cards now have new names, looks, benefits and rewards structures.
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Why You Should Update Your iPhone to Protect Your Bank Accounts
Apple's new Rapid Security Responses keep your device secure between software updates.
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Hollywood Writers' Strike By The Numbers — And How Inflation Fits In
After six weeks of negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, the Writer's Guild of America went on strike.
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Where To Find Kroger Coupons Now To Save On Groceries
Due to declining newspaper circulation, Kroger is ditching its printed ads for a digital format.
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The Cost of Owning a Hamster and 4 Other Small Household Pets
spending It seems simple enough to buy that cute bunny in the window or colorful fish in the aquarium, but they still come with high costs and, often, a long-term commitment.
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Best States to Pursue a Career in Finance
These 10 states are the best to pursue a career in finance or accounting.
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How Long it Actually Takes to Pay Off Student Loans
How long does it actually take to pay off student loans? For many, it takes as long as two decades.
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Where to Find the Cheapest In-State Tuition For College
Choosing where to attend college involves many factors, one of which is cost. Here are the nine states with the cheapest average in-state tuition for public universities.
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Oil Prices Rise Sharply Following OPEC Announcement
OPEC announced a cut in output, causing changes in oil prices.
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Millennials No Longer the Largest Generation of Homebuyers
The latest study from the National Association of Realtors finds that millennials are no longer the largest generation of homebuyers, and have been overtaken by baby boomers.
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How to Choose a Money Market Account
Here’s what to consider when you choose a money market account — an interest-bearing account that usually offers higher interest rates than traditional savings accounts.
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Study Reveals the Most Trusted Banks
A recent study reveals the top 15 most trusted banks, with one bank ranking as the most trusted for the third consecutive year.
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The Most Popular Car Insurance Companies
These are the most popular car insurance companies on the market.
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The U.S. Gender Pay Gap Has Barely Budged in the Last 20 Years
The gender pay gap measures the difference in median hourly earnings between men and women who work full or part-time in the U.S, and over the last 20 years, it hasn’t changed much.
