Compare the top financial products available to get the best deal for your unique money situation.
Whether you’re wondering about applying for your first credit card, refinancing your mortgage or sending money across the world, we can help find the answers to all of your personal finance questions.
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Senior Editor, Banking
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Writer, Banking
Megan B. Shepherd
Editor, Loans
Heather Petty
Writer, Loans
Matt Miczulski
Editor, Investments
Frank Corva
Writer, Crypto
Our top picks for cash back, travel perks, balance transfers, students and more.
3 investing accounts that can change your kid’s life
Is YOUR kid the next Warren Buffet? Set them up for major success by opening one of these accounts for them now.
Discover if Grace Loan Advance is right for you.
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Capital One Quicksilver Cash Rewards Credit Card
More than an unlimited 1.5% cash back card: you'll also earn 5% cash back on hotels and rental cars booked through Capital One Travel (terms apply). See rates & fees
SoFi Personal Loans
No required fees and competitive interest rates. Qualified borrowers may be approved for up to $100,000.
LendingTree
View mortgage, refinance and home equity rates from multiple lenders and apply online.
Greenlight
Greenlight is the prepaid debit card for kids that parents manage from their phones with flexible parental controls.
Coinbase Digital Currency Exchange
Buy and sell crypto at one of the world's biggest beginner-friendly exchanges.
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An estimated 133.6 million employed Americans, or 52.3% of the population, could live off their savings for only six months before going broke. How long could you get by if you lost your job tomorrow?
Learn how rate changes affect your credit cards, loans, bank accounts and other financial products.
According to the latest research from finder.com, Americans spend about $750 billion on such convenience services as delivery, driving, handiwork, pet needs and subscription boxes.
As International Women’s Day (IWD) approaches on March 8, we compare how 16 countries rank across 10 metrics to find the best countries to live in for working women. Where would you want to work?
Exclusive finder.com data shows how those in relationships manage their wealth – where does their money go? See our full list of statistics.
Six career experts share with us how to prepare for salary negotations.
107.3 million Americans will walk away from a store due to its cash only policy. See the complete breakdown by gender, employment status and more!
Finder analysis reveals 144 million adults have defaulted on a payment. View the breakdown of payments Americans are most likely to default on.
