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9 Best Banks for Landlords and Real Estate Investors

If you’re a real estate investor or landlord, you want a dedicated bank account that enables you to accept payments and manage your bills, with minimal transaction limits and at a low cost. Here are 9 banks that should allow you to simplify your business and maximize your profit. Learn more.

HeyBenny Review: Maximize Your ESPP

Benny is a financial platform that helps employees of publicly traded companies maximize their Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP) benefits. It advances the funds to employees with repayment plus fees due at the end of the participation period. But with fees and potential risks, is Benny worth the effort? And are there any alternatives? Find out in our Benny review.

ipostal1 Review: Key Features, Pricing, and More

ipostal1 is a virtual mailbox and office service with over 3,000 locations. You can obtain a personal or business virtual mailbox, which is an actual physical street address. You can also access virtual office services, such as phone answering, faxing, voicemail management, and more. We explore the key features, pricing, and some alternatives. Learn more.

What is the Average Household Budget?

Ever wonder if you're spending too much or too little on something? Curious what others are spending on it? We look at the BLS' data on consumer spending and breakdown the categories so you know what others are doing.

How to Build Credit By Paying Bills

It's now possible to build credit without a taking out a credit card or loan. Apps such as StellarFi, Cushion, Experian Boost, and Bilt help you track and pay your monthly bills, and report the payments to the credit bureau. But how does it work, and can paying bills really boost your credit? Learn more.

Are No-Penalty Add-On CDs the Future?

Navy Federal Credit Union has a no-penalty add-on CD, which are two CD features I've never seen combined before. Banking products are becoming increasingly flexible and I discuss why I think that is.

8 Things to Know About Your ESPP

Employee stock purchase plans, or ESPPs, are a valuable employee benefit that some companies offer.
However, there are important rules, features, and tax implications to consider before signing up for your company's ESPP. Here's what you need to know.

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