finance tips

When seeking advice on how to pick stocks, who better to get advice from than Warren Buffett? Here are his surprising tips for stock investments.

You negotiated a hardship pause to give you breathing space after losing your job. But now you find new late fees and interest charges on the paused account. We look at the legality of this and what you can do.

When your son graduated with a computer science degree, he thought it would be a ticket to stable tech employment. But the tech job market has shrunk; here's what he can do to respond.

So, you bought your dream home, only for your HOA to morph into a cash-hungry dragon, gobbling up your budget with constant fee hikes. Now, you’re staring at your mortgage bill like it’s a horror movie villain. Don’t panic—there are strategies to keep you afloat, protect your credit, and maybe even tame that HOA beast before it breathes fire.

So you quit your stable 9-to-5, filled your kitchen with artisanal soap, and then generously gifted half of it to influencers who posted selfies but generated few actual sales. Now your savings are shrinking fast. The big question: Can you recover financially from this? The answer is yes—if you pivot carefully, quickly, and strategically.

So you co-signed your sister’s mortgage. At the time, it probably felt like no big deal—you were being the supportive sibling, helping her get the keys to her dream home. But now she’s stopped paying, and you’re wondering, “Am I really on the hook for this?” The short answer? Yep. The longer answer? Don’t panic—you’ve got options. Let’s break it down.