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Estate Tax: What It Is And Who Pays

When someone dies, everything they own — such as homes, bank accounts, investments and personal…

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5 Moms, 5 Paths & A Shared Commitment to Financial Wellness

Managing debt can be challenging — especially for mothers, who are often tracking far more…

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What Is An Adjusted Balance?

GettyImages; Illustration by Hunter Newton/Bankrate Key takeaways The adjusted balance is how credit card issuers…

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How To Start Traveling With Points, Miles And Credit Cards

Key takeaways There are various types of travel rewards available, including airline miles and points,…

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What Is A Balance Transfer — Is It A Good Idea For Debt?

Key takeaways Balance transfers are a useful tool for paying off credit card debt, as…

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What Is Adverse Possession? | Bankrate

Key takeaways Adverse possession is a legal principle that allows someone to gain ownership of…

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What Is A Subprime Mortgage?

Key takeaways A subprime mortgage might be an option for a borrower with a low…

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The Changing Landscape of Life Insurance for Gen Z and Millennials

Life insurance used to be something people figured out after settling down — you know,…

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What is an FHA loan?

kate_sept2004/Getty Images: Illustration by Issiah Davis/Bankrate Key takeaways FHA loans are a type of mortgage…

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10 Richest People In The World Outside Of The U.S.

The United States is home to nine of the top 10 richest people in the…

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