Dos and Don'ts of Credit Repair
If you've recently been rejected from a credit application of any kind, you may be looking at a poor credit score for any number of reasons. You might have been late with your credit card payments, have an outstanding judgment against you or have even been frauded or victimized by identity theft.
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Mistakes to Avoid During IRA and 401(K) Rollovers
If you have a retirement plan from a previous job or an individual retirement account, there are ways to move the funds without getting penalized by the Internal Revenue Service. These transfers, or “rollovers,” can be directed through a plan administrator or financial institution, but you can also make the switch too.
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Finanacial Tips for Recent Grads
College is in your rearview mirror, and you're about to enter the working world. Although snagging a job certainly calls for a celebration or two, it is also time to start tackling the various financial responsibilities that await you, like saving for retirement and improving your credit score.
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