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Wouldn’t it be great if you could invest, bank, and set aside your cash for short-term savings all in one spot? Well, now you can with the help of cash management accounts offered by online investment platforms, apps, and even robo advisors. Many offer similar features to checking accounts (like the fact that they’re FDIC-insured)…
Quicken has been a big name in the personal finance industry for many years. While many people continue to use the software, others are looking for Quicken alternatives. In some cases, people want to consider Quicken options that are free. Others want a more modern interface and a better app experience. Luckily, the personal finance…
In this review, we will compare You Need a Budget (YNAB) with EveryDollar, two popular budgeting tools. Both can help you achieve the same goal, but their features and usability are different. In a Nutshell YNAB is for those who want a comprehensive tool to categorize spending as they go and better understand financial habits….
When you start or want to take your small business more seriously, it can feel like a slog to set up the logistics such as filing paperwork and setting up systems. One of your tasks should be opening a business checking account separating your business and personal finances will help with your bookkeeping among other…
Although rare, banks can go bankrupt. However, your money can be protected if the bank you deposited money with is federally insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation or FDIC. Since it’s so important that your deposits are FDIC-insured (the equivalent for credit unions is NCUA, or the National Credit Union Administration, which also operates…