A demand deposit account (DDA) is a bank account from which deposited funds can be withdrawn at any time, without advance notice.

It's understandable why some individuals might conflate the terms APR and APY. Both are employed in the computation of interest for credit and investment products.

Monitoring interest rates over time reveals significant volatility over sufficiently long epochs.

In postal banking, your local post office offers some basic financial services, much like a commercial bank.

Venture debt financing is a type of financing often used by early-stage companies that are looking to raise capital but do not yet have a proven track record of generating revenue.

The accounting rule known as the "cost principle" states that any assets owned by a company will be valued at their original cost rather than the current market price.

A financial adviser and a financial planner are both fairly broad categories when looking at the financial advisor landscape. Here are the variations.

Do you understand what your advisor's designation—from CFP to CPA—means?