Should You Lend Money to Family and Friends?
Should you lend money to family and friends? It can be a tricky and emotionally charged decision that families face from time to time. In
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How to Create a Budget Schedule that Works for You
New budgeters tend to get caught up in the creation of their budget rather than the actual budgeting itself. I’ve certainly been guilty of creating
Investing habits to consider for the New Year
As Senior Vice President of Investments at Fundrise, I’ve seen successful investors come in all (financial) shapes and (bank account) sizes. There is, however, one
What is a Sinking Fund?
A sinking fund is a sum of money set aside each month that is saved purposefully for a big purchase. Unlike a savings account or
How to Wire Money
A wire transfer is defined as “a transfer of funds (as from one bank to another) by electronic means.” Though wires don’t connect anything, it’s
#NewDecadeNewYou: 2020 Financial Resolutions By The Numbers
Exercise more regularly, eat healthier, volunteer more, learn something new… any of these sound familiar? 2020 is here and you may have already decided on
A CFP’s Money Checklist for January
From the Mint team: As you know, Mint is a free product you can use to help stay on top of your finances. So, how
How Freelancers Can Bulk Up Their Income
Fellow freelancers know all too well that the transition to a new year is typically slower on the work front. While this largely depends on
5 Best Credit Cards When You Make Charitable Donations
From the Mint team: Mint may be compensated if you click on the links to our issuer partners’ offers that appear in this article, including
Freelancers: When to Give Yourself a Raise
Let’s have some real talk about freelancing and money matters, shall we? When it comes to running your own freelancing business, solopreneurs face some particular