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From helping you build a credit history and offering liability protection to entitling you with bags of rewards – credit cards are, indeed, of thousand utilities. If you are asked...

Today, I am going to share something weird and surprising. When I was 20, Max and I used to be best buddies. While both of us applied for a credit...

Weddings are supposed to be joyous occasions where couples celebrate their love with family and friends. But in recent years, the wedding industry has become a multi-billion dollar business, with...

According to a report by Credit Suisse, there were 56.1 million millionaires worldwide in 2021. While the number may seem relatively small, it still represents a significant percentage of the...

When you talk about managing your finances, how frequently do you review your expenses? Don't you worry about grocery bills pinching your wallet or travel expenses rising like never before?...

When most people envision investors' portfolios, they picture lists of stocks, annuities, and bonds. Yet investing can go far beyond those vehicles. Many people decide to grow and share their...

Here is a complete list of the worst and best retirement states that provides a deeper breakdown of all 20 retirement variables. Here are the top ten states. Key Traits...

Annuities may seem complex. In reality, they're very straightforward — like a warm and delicious pizza. All variations of pizza contain the following basic structure; crust, sauce, cheese, and toppings....

There's a handful of people from the older generation that always say millennials don't know how to work. They see teenagers and young adults on their phones or computers all...

Around 90% of startups fail. But, of course, you don't want to be one of those guys, so how can you make sure you keep your business afloat? Startups...

Here's a pop quiz for you. When you hear the word retirement, what immediately comes to mind? Some of you might have visions of traveling the world, playing golf, or hanging out with your grandkids. But, for most of you, you're probably thinking about your 401(k). Since first introduced in the early 1980s, defined contribution […]The post Can You Save for Retirement Without a 401(k)? appeared first on Due.

Financial management can be intimidating and strenuous. Now, just imagine trying to do this with someone else. But, it's a reality for couples who are balancing each other's wants and needs, as well as shared goals. Things can get even tricky and more stressful, however, one you're living with a super-spender. It's easy to envision why […]The post 10 Ways to Save When You Live With a Super-Spender appeared first on Due.

Ever since the Social Security Administration (SSA) was launched in 1940, millions of people, specifically retirees and the disabled, have relied on this income to live off-of in their retirement years. In fact, 3 in 5 retired seniors rely on their social security benefits to provide at least half of their monthly income. Because this […]The post 5 Social Security Rules That Are Changing in 2017 and What They Mean appeared first on Due.