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Stash’s Tax Checklist: Things You Need to Know Before You File
Find out which tax bracket you’re in and decide whether you’ll itemize deductions.
2020 Tax Refund on the Way? Here’s How People Plan to Spend Theirs
As vacations are delayed, more people will save and invest
Gen Z Women Talk Money
The Gen Z women at Stash share how they feel about the future and our generation’s openness when it comes to personal finance.
A Financial Plan That Can Help Women Succeed
Consider investing, build emergency savings, and try to increase your income potential.
Here’s Why You Should Pay Your Bills on Time
Staying on top of your bills can help you build credit. Stash’s Bill Pay tool can help.
Stash’s One-Stop Guide to Tax Season
Before you file your taxes, it can help you to get organized.
Why Americans Are Saving More Despite the Pandemic
Ideas for making the most of your savings.
Asking for a Raise if You’re a Woman
Say what you need, and ask for what you’re worth.
Celebrating Women’s History Month at Stash
How Stash can help women overcome the financial hurdles they face.
Why Companies Led By Women May Do Better
Investors may trust companies with female executives more.
2020 Tax Refund on the Way? Here’s How People Plan to Spend Theirs
As vacations are delayed, more people will save and invest
Time-Weighted Return Explained
Why Investing Diversification Matters
Reduce risk and volatility, and create global exposure
Gen Z Women Talk Money
The Gen Z women at Stash share how they feel about the future and our generation’s openness when it comes to personal finance.
Women Have More Money Anxiety. Why Talking to Other Women Might Help.
Talking about money can help women feel more confident about their finances. But women aren’t talking about money.
Smart Portfolios: Investing Made Even Easier!
Stay diversified and invested according to your risk profile.
Why So Few Women Have IPOs
2020 was a record year for women taking companies public, but there’s still a long way to go.
Are Women Better Investors? Stash Data Flips Gender Stereotypes
Women tend to remain level-headed during market fluctuations and men are more likely to panic sell.
Celebrating Women’s History Month at Stash
How Stash can help women overcome the financial hurdles they face.
Why Companies Led By Women May Do Better
Investors may trust companies with female executives more.
Gen Z Women Talk Money
The Gen Z women at Stash share how they feel about the future and our generation’s openness when it comes to personal finance.
A Financial Plan That Can Help Women Succeed
Consider investing, build emergency savings, and try to increase your income potential.
Why Student Debt Hits Black Americans Hardest
Black graduates are paid less after graduation and are more likely to default
How to Plan for Student Loan Payments in 2021
Reach out to your loan provider and consider a deferment or forbearance.
This Halloween, Don’t Get Spooked by Your Finances
Clear out the cobwebs by building a budget, attacking your debt, and more.
Stash Examines the Top Financial Goals and Challenges of Latinx Americans
Struggles with financial literacy begin early, but learning at home is key.
Why Personal Loans Might be for You
Personal loans can help if you need cash to meet unexpected expenses.
5 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Improve Their Finances
Make a budget, save for retirement, and get life insurance.
What To Do About Student Loans During Covid-19
Under the CARES Act, you don’t have to make payments for most federal student loans.
Tired of Overspending? Try the Envelope Method!
You can use Stash’s partition tool or good old-fashioned envelopes to divy up your money and control your spending.
5 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Improve Their Finances
Make a budget, save for retirement, and get life insurance.
Thinking of Taking Out a Cash Advance? Think Again.
Cash advances on your credit card come with risks.
What is Passive Income?
Alternative income streams can help support you
Podcast: How to Rebuild Your Credit and Improve Your Credit Score with Chelsea Fagan
Guest Chelsea Fagan gets real about how she tackled debt.
How to Improve Your Credit Score
Paying bills on time, and not using too much credit are key.
How to Manage Credit Card Spending
Prioritize cash or debit over credit.
Why You May Have a Financial Literacy Problem
Stash’s 2019 FinLit Survey helps explain it
Podcast: All About Credit and Credit Cards with Brianna McGurran
Brianna McGurran from Nerdwallet teaches us all about credit cards—how to get them, how to choose one, and how to pay them off.
Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards: What’s the Difference?
The subtle, but important, differences, explained.
It’s Now Free to Freeze Your Credit: Here’s How to Do It
Here are some reasons to consider doing it.
If You Don’t Have Health Coverage, Stride Can Help
Find coverage that fits your needs and your budget.
Don’t Let Life Creep Up on You. Help Protect Your Loved Ones with Life Insurance.
Life insurance can help your beneficiaries to stay afloat once you’re gone.
Learn the Basics of Disability Insurance
Consider a long-term plan that can replace valuable income if you can’t work because of illness or injury.
The Stash Way: Consider Insurance for Your Long-term Financial Plan
You can protect yourself and your assets from unexpected events and financial shocks.
Back-to-School Basics: Consider Getting Life Insurance for Your Family this Fall
Life insurance can be necessary for parents with kids going back to school or people with student debt.
It’s Parent’s Day! Consider Getting Life Insurance If You’re a Parent.
Life insurance can help protect your spouse and children.
What’s Life Insurance and Why You May Need It
Life insurance can help replace important income for your family if you can’t care for them.
5 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Improve Their Finances
Make a budget, save for retirement, and get life insurance.
A Mother’s Guide to Life Insurance
Here’s why six-figure parenting needs six-figure coverage.
How Buying Life Insurance When Young Can Help You Plan Your Future
The earlier you purchase a policy, the cheaper it’s likely to be.
