Jim Wang

Fierce Finance is an fintech app that offers banking and brokerage services. And Fierce Cash has a new deposit bonus that is on top of a market leading interest rate on your savings.

Did you know that Banner Bank will give you $200 or $500 for opening a new checking and savings account, setting up a direct deposit, and waiting? See how you can get a few extra bucks from Banner Bank.

Ten years ago, Professor Harold Pollack created a postcard that listed all the financial advice you'd ever need. We revisit this card and see if it still applies today.

Not all mistakes are the same. learn the difference between Type 1 and Type 2 mistakes as well as how to identify the more dangerous ones, Type 2, and avoid them at all costs.

Have you thought about buying Amazon return pallets and flipping the contents inside? We share whether it's a good investment or a massive gamble, including where you can buy these liquidation bundles.

The Vanguard Cash Plus Account is Vanguard's cash management account, but is it worth getting? We take a closer look at its offering and compare it to other brokers and cash sweep options.

Have you been denied a bank account? It's possible that you have a low QualiFile score from ChexSystems. Learn about this specialty consumer reporting agency, how to get your report, and improve your score.

Applying for disability benefits or worker's compensation can be time-consuming, and applications are often declined for various reasons. Atticus is a law firm that helps people get the money they deserve. The best part is that their service is free unless your claim is approved. Learn more.

Save is a fintech company that promises to give you above market returns on your savings without putting your principal at risk. Your savings are FDIC insured while an equivalent amount is placed into a fund, where you can earn capital gains. Is this too good to be true?

Are you trying to figure out how to log into your Lowe's Credit Card account to access your account information and make payments?

They don't make it easy to find but have all the information listed below.

I love dividend investing even though it's not the optimal way to invest for the long term. I love it for the cashflow (as income insurance), stability, and more.

What if you could snap your fingers and make college free? Would it be a good idea? We look at the Pros and Cons of free college for all.