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67% of Crypto Investors Would Use Retirement Funds to Buy Bitcoin, Survey Finds
Cryptocurrency investors are planning for the long term, targeting their digital assets toward retirement and future generations. According to a new survey by The Penny Hoarder in partnership with The Kim Komando Show, nearly seven out of 10 cryptocurrency investors said they would invest some of their retirement funds into crypto if given the opportunity....
Apr 4, 2026
This College Grad Paid Off $50K in Student Loans in 18 Months. Here’s How
Kelsey Kronmiller was swimming in $118K in student loan debt. Then she stepped up and paid off $50,000 in just 18 months. Here’s how she did it.
Apr 3, 2026
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Browse legitimate remote jobs and filter by role, pay, experience level and more. Learn how to spot scams and apply safely.
Apr 18, 2026
Tired of Eating Ramen Noodles Every Night? Here are 4 Tips to Get Out of Debt Fast
We’re not talking about the kind with shoyu bone broth, hand-pulled noodles and braised bites. We’re talking about the kind of ramen you eat when due dates loom over you. Here’s how you can get out of debt fast so can enjoy more of the restaurant-grade ramen than the kitchen cabinet kind. [call_out_box id=1] 1....
Apr 18, 2026
These Colleges Offer Transfer Student Scholarships… and 4 Give Free Tuition
Switching schools can be complicated — and pricey. But these universities offer scholarships for transfer students that can help cover your costs. Four of them even cover FULL tuition!
Apr 18, 2026
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Hello! Have a tricky money dilemma? Dear Penny wants to help! Write Dear Penny for practical money advice that doesn’t take an economics degree to apply to your daily life. Dana Miranda is a Certified Educator in Personal Finance®, author, speaker and personal finance journalist. She writes Healthy Rich, a newsletter about how capitalism impacts the...
Apr 18, 2026
Payment History is the Biggest Part of Your Credit Score: Here’s How to Fix It
Your payment history details your bill-paying habits. Here’s how to manage your record for a higher credit score.
Apr 18, 2026
$4 Billion in Student Loans Were Just Canceled. Here’s Who’s Affected
More student loan relief is coming for over 200,000 borrowers. The U.S. Department of Education announced last week that it is canceling the remaining student loan debt taken on by students who attended ITT Technical Institute since 2005. The canceled debt amounts to nearly $4 billion for 208,000 borrowers. Much like other recent student loan...
Apr 18, 2026
Want To Raise A Financially Confident Teen? Here’s How To Begin
Money management is a skill, not an instinct—and teens need more than good intentions to build it. Developing confidence with finances takes time, structure and involvement. With the right support, they can avoid common pitfalls and make informed choices. So, keep reading to explore simple, effective ways to help teens grow into capable, financially aware...
Apr 4, 2026
How Credit Counseling Can Help You
Consider seeking credit counseling when you need help paying your debts. Credit counselors can assist with setting up a budget, repayment plans and more.
Apr 25, 2026
Got Spare Change? It Can Help You Pay Off Debt Faster
Heard of the debt snowflake method? It’s when you save or earn a few bucks to pay off debt. Here’s how pile up your snowflakes and get debt-free.
Apr 18, 2026
The Costly Side Of Saving: 15 Strategies That Lead To Higher Expenses
Saving money can feel like a win, but it doesn't always work out that way. You think you're cutting costs, but some tactics that seem smart at first can end up costing you more in the long run. What seemed like a good deal can quickly turn into a pricey mistake. Want to know which...
Apr 4, 2026