Should You Use a 401(k) Loan to Pay Off Your Credit Cards?
What do you think my answer is to the above question? Does the screenshot below give you an indication? It better! I cringe anytime someone asks me this question. Don’t do it. If you need a couple of other options, watch the video or read below. Whatever you do, don’t use your 401(k) money to pay off your credit cards. When …
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Ohio National Financial Services Review
When you’re shopping for insurance, one of the biggest decisions you’ll need to make is which company you’re going to choose. You can probably name about 10 carriers off the top of your head. Just because you know their name, doesn’t make them the best choice. What should you look at when you’re comparing companies? There are a dozen different …
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The Standard Review
Let’s talk about all the awful things that could happen to you! Actually, maybe that’s not the best idea, but you never know when something tragic could strike. This is what makes insurance plans so important. The problem is shopping for insurance is overwhelming and stressful. There are a dozen different kinds of insurance and over 6,000 carriers on the …
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Petersen International Underwriters Review
Did you know there are 5,929 insurance companies in the United States? If you’re shopping for an insurance policy, you have a lot of options. Do you know which one is the best? There are a lot of different aspects you’ll need to weigh when shopping around for insurance. You probably have a friend or cousin who is an insurance …
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Best Investments for Teenagers
It would be great if there were investment apps that would allow teenagers to begin investing with just a few dollars, and make all their own investment decisions. Investment options for teenagers are extremely limited due to legal restrictions. That doesn’t mean you have to sit around and wait until you’re 18 or 21 to begin investing. There are various …
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Peer-To-Peer Lending 101
Peer-to-peer lending has come on strong since the financial meltdown – and not by coincidence. That was about the time that banks decided they weren’t lending to anybody. The decision opened up an opportunity for the free market to provide another way for people to borrow money. And that’s when the peer-to-peer phenomenon started getting popular. There are a lot …
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