A promissory note, or a promise to pay, is a written agreement between a lender and a borrower. Learn how promissory notes work in real estate and more.

A trust is a valuable legal tool that can protect a family’s assets. Get the basics on trusts, including how they work and why you should consider one.

Wondering how to flip a house and make a profit? From market research to making the sale, uncover the tools you need to become a successful house flipper.

The SOFR measures the repurchase market’s overnight borrowing rate on cash collateralized by U.S. Treasury securities. Learn how the SOFR can affect you.

Generally, student loans don’t count as income. Take some time right now, though, to learn the tax implications for other forms of student financial aid.

Using a proven budgeting method can be a smart first step to making the most of your income. Find out if the zero-based budgeting model is right for you.

Mortgage-backed securities (MBS) are assets secured by many individual mortgages bundled together. Investors can purchase them as bonds. Learn more here.

Net worth is the value of assets minus the value of liabilities. But why does it matter? Here’s how net worth impacts personal and business finances. 

Whether you should wait to buy a house depends on the market and your financial situation. Learn what to watch out for and how to prepare.

How much you should have in your 401(k) will depend on a number of factors. Find out the average 401(k) balance by age and how to achieve your savings goals.

Not sure which stocks are worth investing in? Let our expert guide demystify how to find the best stocks to buy and provide strategies for investments.

A mortgage refinance with no closing costs? Browse our guide to learn what a no-closing-cost refinance is, how you can get one, and if it makes sense for you.

Credit card convenience checks may be blank checks, but using one could cost more than you realize. From this guide, learn how a convenience check works.

Power of attorney allows you to give legal authority to a designated person if you become incapacitated. Learn how it works and how to set one up.

The average American credit score is 714, but that average differs when broken down by age group. See where you stand among your peers.

Your credit utilization ratio is an important part of your credit score. Learn what credit utilization is, how to calculate it and how it can be improved.

The debt snowball method involves paying off debts from the smallest to the largest balance. Learn how you can use the snowball method to pay off debt.

An SBA loan provides government funding to small businesses. Get familiar with different SBA loans and how they work, plus see if you qualify for one.