Danielle Antosz

Danielle is a small business and finance industry writer based in Ohio. She writes about tech, finance, and small businesses for Motley Fool Money and other industry publications.

NUMBER OF PUBLICATIONS: 31 | LAST PUBLISH DATE: 12-06-2024

Danielle Antosz is a small business and finance industry writer based in Ohio. She writes about tech, finance, and small businesses for Motley Fool Money and other industry publications.

Financial Areas of Expertise

Credit Cards, Investing, Mortgages, Personal Finance, Personal Loans, Small Business, FinTech

Featured in Renowned Media Publications

Contently, Salesforce, Plaid, Zapier

Motley Fool Money Articles Syndicated In

Business Insider

Education

• Florida State University, BA in Art History and Criticism

Danielle's Recent Articles

• Teen Driver? Here's How to Lower Your Car Insurance Rates
  Dec 6, 2024
  Adding a teen to your car insurance policy can be expensive. Use these tips to save big while keeping your family and car protected.
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• 401(k) Catch-Up Limits Are Going Up. Here's What That Means for You
  Dec 6, 2024
  The IRS updated the 401(k) contribution limits for 2025 and now allows people between 60 and 63 to save an additional $15,000 over four years.
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• Is Your Job Costing You More on Car Insurance? Some Occupations Can Raise Rates
  Dec 4, 2024
  Could your job lead to higher car insurance rates? If you work in a high-travel, high-stress job, you could be paying more. See how to …
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• 5 Proven Strategies to Keep Your Credit Card Safe From Fraud
  Dec 2, 2024
  Credit card fraud is on the rise, but there are ways to protect yourself -- and your cards. Here are five easy steps to limit …
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• 4 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Got My First Auto Loan
  Nov 29, 2024
  Before you take out your first car loan, make sure you understand the process. Find out what you need to know here.
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• I'll Be Ready to Retire When I Save $3.5 Million
  Nov 23, 2024
  Why do I need $3.5 million? It's based on some uncertainty, how far off retirement is, and the type of life we want to live. …
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• We're in Our Early 40s and Have More Than $500,000 in Retirement Savings -- Here's How We Did It
  Nov 23, 2024
  Struggling to save for retirement? You're not alone. Here's how we managed to save $500K-plus while raising kids and paying off student loans.
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• This Is How Much Money You Can Make With $20,000 in a High-Yield Savings Account
  Nov 17, 2024
  You'll earn around $800 per year in interest if you put $20,000 in a HYSA today. But there might be better options. Keep reading to …
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• 5 Hidden Triggers That Can Raise Your Car Insurance Premiums
  Nov 2, 2024
  Unexpected factors like credit score dips and increased mileage can raise car insurance premiums. Learn what to do to keep your rates low.
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• Can You Still Make Money Investing in CDs?
  Oct 27, 2024
  As the Fed drops rates, are CDs still a solid investment? See what you need to know about buying CDs in today's market.
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• Don't Miss Out: Is Now the Time to Refinance Your Mortgage?
  Oct 20, 2024
  With interest rates dropping, even a small rate decrease can save you money. See how to calculate your break-even point and weigh the benefits before …
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• The Most Important Thing to Know About CD Interest Rates Right Now
  Oct 20, 2024
  Should you invest in CDs? CD rates currently outpace inflation, offering a safe, steady return. Here's why you should consider building a diverse portfolio.
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• Got an Old 401(k)? Here's What to Do With It
  Oct 19, 2024
  Not sure what to do with an old 401(k)? Learn about your options, from keeping it where it is to rolling it into an IRA …
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• Interest Rates Are Dropping -- Should You Move Money Out of Your HYSA?
  Oct 11, 2024
  The Fed's rate drop impacts HYSA interest APYs. Here's how to know if it's time to switch accounts or stay put, as well as alternatives …
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• This Is How Much Money You Can Make With $15,000 in a CD Ladder
  Oct 8, 2024
  You could earn $1,031.38 in a $15,000 CD ladder over three years. Learn what to look for when comparing CD rates.
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• This Is How Much Money You Can Make With $20,000 in a High-Yield Savings Account
  Oct 5, 2024
  You'll earn around $800 per year in interest if you put $20,000 in a HYSA today. But there might be better options. Keep reading to …
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• 6 Things to Do Before You Inherit Your Parents' House
  Oct 1, 2024
  Prepare to inherit your parents' home with these tips on wills, trusts, mortgages, and taxes. Taking steps today will make the process easier during a …
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• Need $1,000 Fast? A New IRS Rule Lets You Pull It out of Retirement Savings
  Sep 29, 2024
  Learn how the new emergency personal expense withdrawal rule works and how it can impact your retirement plans.
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• Here's How Much Money You Can Make in a Year Just by Switching Banks
  Sep 21, 2024
  Did you know you could come out ahead by $1,000 a year if you switched banks? Check out how lower fees and sign-up bonuses can …
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• Is $25,000 Too Much to Keep in a High-Yield Savings Account?
  Sep 15, 2024
  There's nothing wrong with keeping $25,000 in an HYSA. But read on to learn how a balanced approach could help you earn higher yields.
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• 5 Signs You Absolutely Should Not Buy a New Car
  Sep 6, 2024
  Is now the right time to buy a new car? Check out five signs you should wait before making a purchase.
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• 6 Little-Known Things That Raise Your Car Insurance Premiums
  Sep 6, 2024
  Most people know factors like age impact insurance rates. Check out six lesser-known factors that might mean higher interest rates.
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• The Average Used Car Payment Is $200 Less Than a New Car -- Here's Why That Matters (Besides Cost)
  Aug 27, 2024
  In the new vs. used car debate, there's more to consider than monthly payments. See how buying used can save you thousands of dollars over …
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• Considering Longer-Term CDs? Now Might Be the Perfect Time
  Aug 27, 2024
  The Federal Reserve may drop interest rates soon. Find out why buying now might be a good idea for some investors.
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• Only 40% of Americans Feel Financially Secure: How Do You Stack Up?
  Aug 13, 2024
  How is Americans' financial security expressed in numbers -- and how can you find your own? Learn more here.
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