Cheryl Zhao

Cheryl Zhao

Cheryl Zhao, a financial expert, has been a part of our team for five years. After earning her MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management, she worked as a real estate broker before turning to blogging. Cheryl’s extensive knowledge of the housing market and trends, coupled with her passion for financial literacy, makes her blog posts an essential read for anyone considering becoming financially independent.

The Best Personal Finance Articles in 2017

OK, guys, it’s that time of the year 🙂 About 12 months ago I decided to invite all personal finance bloggers who were willing to participate in our best of list to send me a link to their best article…

Is it safe to deposit your money in online games?

If you want to taste the thrills of gambling and can’t afford to visit the real casinos, you can always get an account on a reputable online casino games website and have fun there. Just with anything online, you can…

GoodYear Credit Card Payment

Goodyear 1898 by a man named Frank Seiberling with one goal in mind and that was to provide his customers with the highest quality of tires possible for their vehicles. Since 1898 Goodyear has spanned fro one location to over…

How to Choose a Financial Planner

Are you ready to get your finances in order? Find out how to pay off debt faster, save for a new home or start investing? A financial planner would help you achieve these goals faster. They are also great for…

Personal Finance Highlights

Phew, when did September go and why is October already half gone? We’re getting closer to Christmas and New Year already and soon 2018 will be upon us. Let’s try and see some of the personal finance posts that caught…

An In-Depth Look at Financial Advisers

Is finance not your forte? In the world of personal finance, it is tough to empower yourself when you get overwhelmed by all of the decisions you need to make. With the right financial adviser on your side, educate yourself…

Is a 401(k) Enough to Fund Your Retirement?

Saving for retirement should be a priority from the first day you start your first job. A 401(k) is, traditionally, the n°1 savings option for most employees. But is a 401(k) enough to fund your retirement? Most experts say you…