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    Stephanie Colestock

    Stephanie Colestock

    Stephanie Colestock is an experienced personal finance writer whose work can be found on publications such as TIME, Fortune, MSN, USA Today, Fox Business, Forbes, and CBS. She earned her bachelor's degree from Baylor University and now specializes in creating financial content for the everyday investor. She spends her free time traveling with her family, reading novels, and writing for her own site, Tomorrow's Dollar.

  • What is a neobank and is it safe?

    Our guide to neobanks covers what these fintech companies offer, if your money is safe in a neobank, and how to choose between neobanks and traditional banks.

  • What are bank fees, and how do I avoid them?

    Bank account fees are common but can often be avoided with the right strategy, particularly when it comes to savings accounts. Here’s a look at the bank account fees you might encounter, why financial institutions charge them, and how to avoid them.

  • No savings account? 6 reasons to open one ASAP

    Opening a savings account can be a great way to make progress toward savings goals, protect your money, and earn interest on the balance.

  • How to open a savings account: A step-by-step guide

    What is the best savings account for you? The answer lies in what your savings goals are, and how you plan to use your savings.

  • Do I need to buy special car insurance to be a delivery driver?

    Delivery driver insurance can help protect you when delivering food for companies like DoorDash, Uber Eats, GrubHub, and more. Here’s everything you need to know.

  • Is accident forgiveness worth it?

    Your guide to accident forgiveness, what it offers, and whether you should add this coverage to your auto insurance policy.

  • What is high-risk car insurance and who needs it?

    Your guide to high-risk car insurance: what factors affect your risk profile and what to expect in costs.

  • What is non-owners car insurance?

    Our guide to non-owners car insurance, what this coverage offers, and whether you need to buy insurance without a car of your own.

  • What is an excluded driver?

    A guide to adding an excluded driver to your auto insurance policy and what this means for your coverage.

  • What is a named insured driver?

    A look at the differences between named insured, named drivers and excluded drivers when building and buying your auto insurance coverage.

  • What is a collision damage waiver for a rental car?

    A look at what collision damage waivers are, what happens if you crash a rental car, and what sort of insurance protection you really need.

  • What happens if you don't have car insurance?

    Insurance coverage is a legal requirement for drivers in almost all states, but what happens if you don’t have car insurance? Here’s a look at the consequences.

  • What happens if someone else crashes your car?

    Borrowing or lending out a car is common, but understanding your auto insurance coverage is important so you know what happens if someone else wrecks your car.

  • How to file a diminished value claim after an accident

    A look at how diminished value is calculated and how to file a diminished value claim with your auto insurance carrier after an accident.

  • How to file a car insurance claim

    Your guide to filing an auto insurance claim after a car accident or other damage.

  • Are electric cars more expensive to insure?

    How much does it cost to insure an electric car? Is EV insurance more expensive than a traditional auto insurance policy? We explain.