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Wondering when to teach kids about money? Here's a helpful guide for every age group, from toddlerhood to early adulthood.

Closing your credit card can hurt your credit temporarily, but there are steps you can take to minimize the effect.  

Your credit score may be impacted when you refinance your auto loan thanks to a hard credit check, but the effects are typically short-lived.   

Consolidating debt often helps your credit—at least over the long term. A lower interest rate and a single fixed monthly payment make it easier to pay down debt, and lower credit card balances and on-time loan payments often help raise your score.

There are many situations when borrowing money, such as when buying a home, financing an education, growing a business, making home repairs and improvements, or consolidating debt (such as with a personal loan), can make good sense.

The time value of money means money today is worth more than the same amount in the future due to its earning potential. It reflects the benefit of receiving money now versus later.

Chances are, you’re managing money differently today than you were a few years ago. If your shopping, spending, and money management have moved online and onto your phone, you might want to consider whether an online-only bank is a fit for you.

A small business loan can help you get the cash you need to grow your business. Getting a business loan can sometimes be tricky, especially if you’re a new business owner.