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Interest Rate Check-in: Can You Guess the Going Rates?
Interest rates go up and down depending on how the economy’s doing. When rates are high, saving money becomes more rewarding. When they’re low, borrowing (like using credit cards or taking out loans) gets cheaper, so people tend to spend more. That’s why it’s always smart to take a quick look at where your money…
Rideshare Rates: See how much Uber & Lyft drivers earn in your state
Curious how your rideshare earnings stack up? We crunched the numbers from SaverLife members who are rideshare drivers across the country, and now you can see the average income for Uber and Lyft drivers in different states. Whether you’re driving full-time or picking up shifts on the side, this data gives you a clear picture…
Power in Renting: Build Credit by Reporting your Rent
For potential homeowners, your rent is the most similar (and likely the largest) monthly obligation. So here’s a question: Shouldn’t you get credit – pun fully intended – for making those on-time payments? Even if you’re not actively house hunting, your credit score plays a huge role in your financial life. A strong score can…
Ask an expert: getting life insurance after a major diagnosis
Question “Hi, my name is Karen. I have a question on insurance—I’ve been diagnosed with a serious medical condition, and now it’s really hard for me to get life insurance. I don’t want anyone to have to start a GoFundMe for my funeral or anyt...
Education August 26, 2025
Power in Renting: What Every Renter Should Know About Their RightsRenting your home doesn’t mean giving up your power. As a renter, you have rights that protect your safety, stability, and financial well-being. Knowing these rights can help you feel more confident when challenges come up. 1. You Have the Right to...
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