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Still, poor credit doesn’t mean that your financial life is over. If you’re committed to building the discipline not to spend more money than you have, you might find your options pretty light in comparison.

Coronavirus, which causes COVID-19, has threatened to shut down our businesses and our lives for weeks and months to come. All of a sudden, our economy went from a period of rapid growth into a barrel roll toward a recession in a matter of weeks.

Economic upheaval caused by COVID-19 will come with some inevitable consequences, and that’s particularly true when it comes to consumer finances. Banks and lenders are doing their part to lessen the damage and make keeping up with bills considerably easier.

The coronavirus pandemic has already had a significant impact on our daily lives, and it’s even started affecting our bank accounts. Whether you’ve already been affected or are simply preparing for the worst, here are seven things you can do now to protect your finances.

The most lucrative passive income strategies almost certainly require a significant initial investment of time, money and effort. Still, lack of resources is no excuse for you to quit before you start. Check out these methods for using what you already have to generate a revenue stream:

In the past, personal online loans developed a bad rep for extremely high interest rates. Over the years, many companies have disrupted the personal loan space with cheap loan options. The rates have become so competitive that some people prefer unsecured loans over traditional options. Here’s why.

The deadline to file your federal tax return is quickly approaching. If you’re like most people, tax season fills you with dread. Often, people feel stressed by preparing their taxes because they’re overwhelmed and don’t fully understand the rules. To help you file your taxes accurately, let’s debunk the five most common tax myths.

There are a lot of credit card options out there. How do you pick the right one for you? We’ve narrowed down which credit cards should be in your wallet this year based on your credit and lifestyle goals. Whether you are looking for the best travel card or a card that fits your credit, we’ve got you covered.

Being your own boss has some downsides, especially if you plan on buying a house. Self-employed mortgage applicants may have a tougher time qualifying for a home loan, and there are more hoops you have to jump through. Here’s what you need to know to buy a home when you’re self-employed.