Renting an Apartment

It’s time to settle the debate on millennials once and for all. Where one person might call millennials entitled, another might say they were dealt... Read more

Are you moving into an apartment for the first time? Don't sign your lease until you've done every one of the five items on this to-do... Read more

You probably know by now that your credit history, or lack of one, affects your ability to borrow money. But there are other surprising ways your... Read more

Do I need renters insurance? That question plagues many renters who can’t decide if signing up for a policy is worth the hassle — or the... Read more

Sometimes decisions are made for you, even big decisions like choosing a place to live. You move to the city where you can find work or spend time... Read more

Home is where the heart is — but it’s also where you spend most of your money. Where you live has a huge impact on your personal finances. If you... Read more

Whenever I watch sitcoms about 20-something professionals living it up in New York City, I always have one question: How could they possibly afford... Read more

Your monthly rent is likely the biggest bill you face each month. Particularly if you live in a city with a high cost of living, rent can eat up over... Read more

As a renter, you’re not responsible for the insurance on your home or apartment’s physical structure — that’s the landlord’s job.... Read more

Remember how Chandler always covered Joey’s share of the rent in Friends? Most of us don’t have Chandler Bings to foot our bills, but we do have... Read more

Moving in together is a major step in a relationship, but it’s hard to figure out how to handle the money issues that go along with cohabitation.... Read more

If you’re struggling to make ends meet each month, looking at your recurring expenses is one of the best ways to save big. And what’s the most... Read more