Nishchay Sharma, Author at BlurbMoney

Investing vs. Speculating: Know Which One You Are Doing

Everyone who buys a stock calls themselves an investor. The word has expanded to cover almost any activity involving a […]

Most financial advice tells you to pay closer attention to your money. Track your spending. Review your accounts. Stay on

Financial mistakes are not usually caused by a lack of information. Most people know that credit card interest is expensive.

Once you have decided how much to save, the next question is where to put it. This sounds like a

Building a corpus starts before the investing does. Step one is not choosing funds or opening a brokerage account. It

Student loan refinancing means taking out a new private loan to pay off your existing student loans. The new loan

Your credit score isn’t the only number lenders look at when deciding whether to approve you — your debt-to-income ratio

If you’re considering — or have already been forced into — missing credit card payments, it helps to know exactly

When debt feels unmanageable, two strategies often come up: debt settlement and debt consolidation. They sound similar and are sometimes

It feels counterintuitive to save money while you’re carrying debt — shouldn’t every extra dollar go toward paying it down