Should you consider a 15-year mortgage? Here’s what you should know

With mortgage rates at historic lows, now is a great time to refinance your mortgage. But is a 30-year or 15-year mortgage the better option? We spoke to three mortgage experts to find out.

Picking new car insurance? Here are 6 types of coverage policies

Your car insurance policy should be customized to your needs and budget. Learn more about popular types of car insurance, additional coverage you can purchase and tips for selecting the right policy for the best price.

How to buy homeowners insurance

Homeowners insurance is essential when buying a new home and to protect your most valuable asset. It only takes a few minutes to compare rates and get the best home insurance.

Here's where to put your money after achieving your emergency fund goal

Once you’ve created a sufficient emergency fund, you should consider maximizing your savings through additional accounts. High-yield savings accounts, 401(k)s, IRAs, CDs, and MMAs offer higher interest rates to help you achieve all of your savings goals.

Should I refinance my federal student loans?

Here are five questions to help you decide if you should refinance your federal student loans.

Fed won't raise interest rates yet
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The Federal Reserve says it does not see the need to increase its extremely low interest rates anytime soon. Fed Chair Jerome Powell warns the economy is still very fragile.

Luxury homes selling fast in Central Florida
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Expensive, luxury homes have sold unusually fast in Central Florida. Realtors are crediting pandemic for the trend.

Professor warns about investing without research
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A growing number of rookie investors are turning to social media sites for investing tips. A Stetson University finance professor says while it may be enticing to take guidance from social media trends, people should consider long-term investing strategies and thoroughly research where the place their money.

Florida professor warns against investments based on social media

The recent Gamestop mania may be over but there is a growing number of rookie investors relying on social media and meme stocks to get started investing.

1st-time unemployment claims increase by 13 percent in Florida

The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity has paid $21.5 billion in state and federal unemployment benefits to 2.22 million claimants.