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5 Things You Should Never Buy With Your Credit Card

Put that plastic away! For these six expenses, you’re better off leaving your credit card in your wallet.

Is a personal loan for you?

Personal loans have surged in popularity, due in part to increasing consumer confidence and a growing array of online lenders to provide them.

10 Creative Ways to Pay Rent When You Don’t Have Any More Plasma to Sell

Your rent payment is likely one of your biggest expenses, but you shouldn’t stress over it every month. Try these nine strategies to breath easy on the first.

How to Apply for a Personal Loan [5 Steps]

Applying for a personal loan is a simple process. Check your rate, choose your offer, and submit an application. You may get funds in your account in just a few days.

Selling to and Buying From Pawn Shops: How Do Pawn Shops Determine Value?

Before approaching a pawn shop, learn how do pawn shops determine value of items pledged as collateral. Pawn shops will look into the condition of the item, its resale value, and appraised market value to determine its price and offer you the same. Learn here the ins and outs of buying and selling to pawn shops, including the regulatory agencies which govern them.

How to Deal With a Pawn Shop

A pawn shop can be a good place to get a few extra dollars if you need a loan or a quick sale. Pawn shops typically allow you to either sell an item outright, or place the item in the temporary care of the store in exchange for a cash...

How to spot ATM skimming devices

What to look out for when using an ATM, and what you can do to protect your account.

More than half of consumer loans paid by check, cash

We’ve got channels galore, but how do the majority of consumer borrowers make their loan payments? New research from BillingTree uncovers some old-ways stickiness.

How To Start A Check Cashing Business

Learn how to start a check cashing business with our free step-by-step guide that covers everything you need to know.

13 Fun Things to Do With Your Tax Return

So, you got your tax return back! It may seem like the responsible thing to put it away in savings, but sometimes you have to treat yourself. You deserve it,

How Long Does The IRS Have To Audit Your Tax Return?

What Is a Money Order?

A money order is a paper form of payment that guarantees the payee has adequate funds. Learn more about the uses and benefits of this check and cash alternative.

Who Has to File a Federal Income Tax Return?

How to determine if you should file an income tax return with the IRS.

Should You Pay With a Money Order or a Cashier’s Check?

What Happens if You File a Tax Return Late?

Being late with a tax return has financial consequences whether you owe or are owed money. Read on to learn more.

What will new tax codes do to your tax return?

What Is A Money Order?

A money order is a form of prepaid payment that is used to send money to people as a safe alternative to cash or check. Think of it like a “prepaid check”.

Smart Finance Ideas for Investing Your Tax Return

How to Fill out a Money Order: Step by Step

Money orders are safe and easy to buy or cash at U.S. banks, credit unions, post offices, retailers, grocers, and convenience stores.

Filing your tax return…on your phone?

Filing your tax return is always a laborious process, but there's an easier way – via your smartphone.