Whether you’re looking to hike, surf, ski, or sip world-renowned wine, California pretty much has it all. The downside?  The cost of actually being there. For many people, the cost of living in California is simply too high. Housing prices are through the roof, and even basic necessities like food and gas can get pricey.

"I do”—two short words, one big decision. You’ve been with this person for a while. You love them, you trust them, and you want to spend the rest of your life with them. There’s just one thing left to do: figure out how to talk about finances before marriage.

From customer service and marketing to compliance and operations, there are several ways to get involved in fintech without being a computer whiz. And the best part is—many of these jobs are in high demand.

Imagine this: you’re out on a date with your girlfriend, and the check comes. She insists on picking up the tab, and you don’t put up too much of a fight because, hey, why not let her treat you for once? But then you remember that she makes much more money than you.

You bought the house of your dreams with a jumbo loan, but it’s been a few years, and you’re wondering if you should refinance. The answer is … it depends. Knowing how and when to refinance a jumbo loan isn’t as simple as refinancing a conventional loan.

Imagine a perfectly sized home — a place that’s both cozy and chic, minimalist yet welcoming. A place that fits your needs perfectly, without any wasted space. That’s the dream of many home buyers considering a switch to tiny living.

There’s no doubt about it—the fintech industry is booming. Fintech is one of the hottest trends in the tech world right now. And as more businesses move towards digital transformation, the demand for qualified fintech professionals will only grow.

There’s a lot of buzz around cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. And with good reason—this new form of digital money has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with the world.

Do you envy your friends who seem to have it all together—living on their own in a swanky downtown condo, or finally being able to afford a house, while you’re still stuck with your parents? It can feel like an uphill battle to save money to move out. And you’re not alone.

Money can’t buy happiness, they say. But what about love? Can financial inequality ruin a relationship? There’s no getting around it—income inequality is everywhere. 

So you want to manifest money. You’ve read about it—and maybe you’ve tried it—but it just doesn’t seem to work for you. Now you’re wondering, what’s the secret?

You know that overspending friend who always wants to go out and spend money, even when they don’t have much? Yeah, we pretty much all have one (or a few) of those.