Local governments in the United States have been issuing municipal bonds since 1812. Municipal bonds help your local governments fund projects to build infrastructure that supports the population. Not only are they a safe and secure investment, they also allow you to support your community. Take this quiz before you consider investing.
Shouldn't a degree be enough to get a job after graduation? And isn't an internship a lot of useless work for little or no pay? Internships, despite little or no pay, are often worth it in the long run if you want to get your foot in the door. See more »
Regardless of age, wealth or health, everyone could stand some estate-planning tips. Test your knowledge -- and learn a few helpful hints -- with the Estate Planning quiz. See more »
Do you know the ins and outs of investing and managing your retirement plan? Take the Investing Quiz and find out! See more »
Do you think you know enough about money and doing more than just keeping your head above water? We dare you to take this quiz and meet your ultimate personal finance smack down. See more »
Oil prices are rising; reserves of oil, coal and natural gas are being depleted; and the continued use of nonrenewable fuels poses threats to the environment. The answer may be alternative energy, but who's going to pay for it? See more »
Bartering and swapping are becoming increasingly popular through the likes of Craigslist, Freecycle and other social networking sites. People are going old-school to cop everything from vegetables to home improvements, without tapping into cash. See more »
Mortgage rates are complex. When you investigate them, you'll find an intricate and interconnected web of factors that go into what determines mortgage rates. See more »
You know that to make your money grow you're supposed to invest it wisely, but what you may not know is how to actually do it. How do you protect yourself against huge losses? An asset allocation fund might be the answer. See more »
If you have debt, if you're saving for retirement, or if you just have general questions about your finances, you might consider a certified financial planner. They're not used only for the rich and famous to keep track of their huge incomes. See more »
Money market accounts are popular because they usually pay higher interest than savings accounts. So what's the catch? Why shouldn't we all open one? See more »
