If you bought your home before you got married and are now getting divorced, you might wonder if your spouse is entitled to half the house. The answer depends on a few key factors.
There lies a Detroit neighborhood where wealthy families once strolled tree-lined streets past sophisticated Victorian homes. Today, you’ll only find scattered buildings that hint at a lost world of prosperity.
Being told to “wear makeup and smile more” to earn a raise is legally considered discrimination or harassment. You’re well within your right to feel uncomfortable. We look at the steps you can take without putting your job or career in jeopardy.
If your bank account feels like it’s always one step behind your paycheck, the problem might not just be how you spend it. It might also be where you live. So, in which cities can you actually stretch your income and build savings?
If you notice a family member has been using your business account to collect payments for their own business, here's what you can do to avoid a potential tax nightmare.
Your grandma added your name to her house deed before she passed. Now that your uncles are suing you, do they have a legal leg to stand on? The answer lies in the paperwork, timing, and your grandma’s intentions.
When you took out a second mortgage to open a vape shop when the industry was booming, it was a chance to be your own boss. Now that you're in serious financial trouble, there are still steps you can take to regain control.
If you’re looking for a smart, tax-efficient way to save for retirement, a Roth IRA might be the perfect choice for long term wealth-building. Here’s why you should consider starting a Roth IRA and how to get started.
