MyBankTracker Blog - Page 15

Learn about the penalties and taxes that may apply to early withdrawals (aka. unqualified withdrawals) from a 529 saving plan that was for education costs.

Learn how you can buy a used car from a private party and still borrow funds through an auto loan to pay for the purchase.

Learn all about expense ratios and the impact on the returns of your investments. Find out what fees are included in the costs.

Learn what you can do to pay for medical care and treatment when you don't have health insurance, including various tips to get funding or reduce costs.

Find out whether you need the professional advice and guidance from a certified public accountant (CPA) or a certified financial planner (CFP).

Find out which year-end investment strategies you can consider to improve your overall portfolio for the next year or to boost returns before the year ends.

Learn how you can become an investor in one of the world's most popular brand by buying shares of Apple stock -- taking part of its success in iPhones and more.

See the steps to buy homeowners insurance, which is often needed before the closing process can complete because mortgage lenders require it.

Learn about the draw period of a home equity line of credit (HELOC) and how you can prepare for it as a homeowner who is tapping the equity in your home.

Learn about USDA loans that are available to low-income homebuyers who may not have enough for a down payment, including eligibility and requirements.

Learn how to choose your life insurance beneficiary wisely to ensure that your spouse, children, and loved ones are financially secure if you pass away.

Find out what you need to consider when thinking about hiring a property manager or property management company to handle and maintain your rental properties.

Learn how to invest in index funds to help you build a diversified investment portfolio instantly and minimize the risk of losing all your money at one time.

Many Americans are feeling growing pressure to tighten their budgets and start saving. Cutting out frivolous purchases seems like the easiest solution, but you could be spending extra on other things and not even realize it. Based on Investopedia’s article...

One key to last-minute retirement planning is to accept that you need to change your finance habits. Your way hasn’t worked. Whatever it was that you had hoped would happen (Publishers Clearing House? the Lottery? A new job at triple...