Used-car dealers may charge you a reconditioning fee to cover their costs of getting cars ready for sale. This page includes information about these cards, currently unavailable on NerdWallet. The ...

Junk fees refer to charges that businesses tack onto a purchase, such as service fees or convenience fees. Businesses may use junk fees as a way to increase revenue without raising costs. The Federal ...

Real estate agents' fees — a pesky part of the home buying and selling process — aren't necessarily set in stone. Rather they are often negotiable, a fact that could help parties on both sides of a ...

Compensation transparency and a lower chance of conflicts of interest are two pros of using a fee-only financial advisor.

A dealer document fee can sometimes be referred to as "doc fees," "processing expenses," or "paperwork fees." This fee covers a dealership's back-office work on any vehicle purchase. This can involve ...

Question: “I have a financial adviser right now that is charging 1.5 % on a $500,000 portfolio. I am thinking that may be an excessive fee. How do I know if what I’m paying is fair? Should I go ...

If you miss a doctor's appointment these days, you could get hit with a "no-show" fee of up to $100 — or more. Here is what experts say about the fairness of such charges, and how to avoid them. If ...

Flat‑fee financial advisors offer transparent pricing and predictable costs—here’s how to evaluate them Written By Written by Staff Money Writer, WSJ | Buy Side Molly Grace is a staff money writer at ...

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Some personal loans charge no origination fee, but compare interest rates and other terms to get a good deal ...