Millennial Personal Finance and Investing Blog
Looking to purchase a CD for 12 months to lock in a year’s worth of great interest rates? Click here to see our top 5 picks for 2019.
In this StreetShares review you’ll learn about their business lending service and get some input on how they compare to the competition.
Read our Community Tax review to better understand how Community Tax aids in complicated tax situations, from basic filing to IRS audits.
In this FamZoo review you’ll learn how you can utilize the service to teach your kids about banking. Learn the advantages here!
Here’s an interesting way to invest: put your spare change into bonds for free! Learn how you can do that in this Worthy review today!
If you’re working in the US on a visa and have a student loan, here are the ways to refinance an international student loan to save money.
Would you like to invest in artwork but you’re not sure how? Check out this Masterworks review and decide if Masterworks is right for you.
In this Visor tax prep app review, you’ll learn about what’s offered including pricing, and what it is like to navigate the software.
Here’s our Jackson Hewitt Tax Software review, where we found they offer a solid interface at competitive prices.
In this Credible mortgage review, you’ll learn about this unique marketplace where you can discover your options for mortgage refinancing.
In our 1040Now review, we look at how this outdated online tax software misses the mark completely for user, and why we don’t recommend anyone use it to file their taxes.
Liberty Tax Online offers mid-tier tax software that also allows you to get a double-check guarantee. However, there may be better options.
We’re ranking the best tax software for your tax filing status and situation in 2019, including categories like best free file, best tax software for investors, best tax software for landlords, and more.
E-File is pretty good tax software with some minor issues, but it’s mid-tier price point makes it difficult to figure out who should use it.
Online Taxes (or OLT.com) is a barebones tax preparation software that has significantly improved. Should you use it this year?
We break down and look at the best traditional and Roth IRA Accounts of 2019 to see where you should invest your money!
Are you wanting to invest money by lending it? Learn about Prosper in this Prosper review and see if the lending service is right for you.
If you’re worried about the IRS taking your tax refund due to student loan debt default, here’s how you can challenge a tax offset.
EZTaxReturn is a great free tax return option for EITC filers and other simple returns. See if it makes sense for your taxes.
If you’re expecting a tax refund this year, the best thing you can do is put that money into a savings account for your tax refund.
1040.com doesn’t offer any great advantages compared to other tax filing options. It’s priced a little higher, doesn’t differentiate itself with any specific targets, and while it works well enough, it doesn’t wow.
Have you ever considered investing in alternatives like fine art or collectibles? Here’s what to know about these types of investments.
FileYourTaxes is very bare bones tax software, and we found it difficult to use. It does offer free Federal for some tax payers.
