Does your homeowners insurance cover emergencies?

Homeowners may skip over benefits or not realize they don't have coverage for an emergency until it's too late.

How do I build an emergency fund?

An emergency fund should be part of everyone’s financial plan. Learn how to build an emergency fund and save for life’s unexpected events.

4 credit unions to consider when refinancing student loans

Refinancing with a credit union could get you a lower rate or more favorable terms than you’d get with a bank. Learn more about credit union student loan refinance here.

Are you financially prepared for retirement? 8 steps to take

Are you trying to figure out how to afford retirement? Here are several ways to increase your retirement savings.

How much will you pay for a $40,000 personal loan?

Multiple types of lenders offer $40,000 personal loans, including banks, credit unions, and online lenders.

Retiring with student loans? What to do first

A growing number of seniors are retiring with student loan debt. Current and future retirees can learn about options here, including when to refinance student loans.

Want to refinance graduate student loans? This is how to do it

Graduate students may save money if they refinance student loans. Here's what you need to know about refinancing.

Why college students should open a high-yield savings account

Part of a student’s education is learning how to make smart money decisions. Opening a high-yield savings account is a good starting point.

How to move from nonstandard to standard auto insurance

Many states require car insurance to legally drive. It’s possible for drivers with expensive nonstandard auto insurance to save money and keep driving.

Is life insurance taxable?

Knowing when life insurance is taxable and how to avoid taxation can help families ensure their loved ones get all of their policy’s proceeds.

Can’t afford student loan payments? Try these 4 things

Federal student loan payments are on pause, but many private borrowers are still struggling to make their payments. Here are four steps to take.

Louisiana fraternity brothers pay off mortgage for former cook who fed them when they were students

Jessie Hamilton worked for 14 years as a cook for an LSU fraternity, taking care of hundreds of students during her time on campus. When one of the former members called to check on her, they found out the 74-year-old was still working two jobs to pay for her mortgage -- so the brothers all chipped in more than $50,000 to pay off her home.

How to get the best homeowners insurance policy for your needs

Is your policy offering the right protection? Are you paying too much? Use this home insurance guide to find out.

How quickly will my credit score update after paying off debt?

Financial consumers who pay off debt deserve praise. They also deserve to know when their credit scores will reflect those payments.

Paying rent with a personal loan: What to know

If you’ve fallen behind on rent, a personal loan can help you catch up. Learn how to find the best rates and repayment terms on your personal loan.