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Should You Borrow From Your 401(k)?
401(k)s are powerful, tax-advantaged savings vehicles that can help you accumulate money for retirement. Interestingly, you can also borrow from your 401(k) if you ever need cash fast. But should you?
How Section 1202 Can Save You Millions
Section 1202 of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC) is a powerful section of the federal tax code that can allow entrepreneurs and early-stage investors save millions in taxes. Here’s what to know.
HELOCs, Home Equity Loans, Mortgages, and More
Your home can serve as collateral for a variety of asset-backed loans, including home equity lines of credit (HELOCs), home equity loans, and mortgages. Here’s how these loans and lines of credit work.
Buy and Rehab With the FHA's 203(k) Loan
Buying a home but need to do a few repairs before moving in? With the FHA’s 203(k) loan, you can kill two birds with one stone and finance both the purchase and rehabilitation of your home.
Are Alternative Assets Right For You?
There’s more to investing than just stocks and bonds. Alternative assets are a multi-trillion dollar market and can offer daring investors the opportunity to earn market-beating returns. Are they right for you?
8 of the Most Notorious NFT Scams (So Far)
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) were one of the most popular assets to emerge from the digital space in 2021. Unfortunately, NFTs have also been plagued by grift and fraud. Here are the 8 largest scams to date.
Debts to Avoid (and Kinds to Consider)
Not all kinds of debt are created equal. Some debts—like mortgages and business loans—can be good. Others, like credit card debt or payday loans, may be harmful instead. But how can you tell the difference?
Three Weird Ways to Make Passive Income
Passive income is arguably the best type of income because you don’t have to trade your time or labor for it. However, building this sort of income takes a bit of creativity—so get going with these unique ideas.
The FHA Loan: Buy a Home with 3.5% Down
Homeownership is a cornerstone of the American Dream, but high down payment costs thwart that dream for far too many. Luckily, if you choose to finance with FHA instead, you can own a home with as little as 3.5% down.