5 Ways to Find Your Financial Independence This Year
Financial independence is a lofty goal many of us have, but we're not always sure where to start. Here are 5 things you can work on this year to begin finding your own financial freedom.
2021 Is Halfway Over: How to Conduct a Mid-Year Financial Checkup
Here are six things you can do right away to make sure your goals are being met and your finances are in good shape before heading into the second half of 2021.
5 Myths About Generational Wealth You've Likely Heard
Preserving wealth for generations to come is no easy feat, but there are some assumptions that just aren't true.
Did You Know a Digital Detox Could Improve Your Finances? Here Are 5 Tips to Help Reset Your Spending Habits
Throughout the pandemic, we're spending more time than ever on our phones. Think it's time for a detox? Your bank account may thank you. Reset your spending habits with these 5 tips.
If You're in the Market For Some New Wheels, Is It Financially Better to Buy a New or Used Vehicle?
Car buying can be stressful, but determining whether or not to buy brand new can help the decision-making process go a little easier.
You Skip Starbucks & Pack Your Lunches, But Is Frugality the Key to Reaching Retirement?
Should frugality be a cornerstone of your retirement savings plan? Before changing your quality of life today for your future retirement goals, here's what you should consider first.
A Second (Smaller) Stimulus Bill Has Been Passed: Here’s an Overview of the $600 Billion Package
Congress has come to a much-anticipated agreement over stimulus package negotiations. With a new $600 billion act passed, what can Americans expect to see coming their way soon?
2020 Is (Finally) Coming to a Close. Here Are 7 Financial Moves to Make 2021 Less Stressful
2020 has been a difficult year to say the least, but 2021 is rapidly approaching. Utilize these 7 financial moves to make the coming year less stressful.
A Silver Lining This Holiday Season? 5 Holiday Expenses You Can Kiss Goodbye Due to COVID-19
In 2019 the average person planned on spending about $1,047.83 during the holiday season. A silver lining this year? You might spend much less due to COVID-19.
COVID-19 Has Affected Our Travel Plans in 2020. If You’re Still Heading Out of Town Over the Holidays, Follow These 7 Travel Tips
Whether you're looking to get out of town for a few days or visiting relatives for the holidays, traveling this time of year can be expensive and stressful - especially amidst COVID-19. Here are 7 ways to save money this holiday travel season.
7 Tips For Staying On Budget As a Single Parent During the Pandemic
Whether you are newly single or you have been doing this for years, budgeting as a single parent is no easy task. However, with these 7 tips, it is doable.
10 Hidden Costs of Buying a Home
Purchasing a new home is exciting - and expensive. Besides the mortgage, prepare yourself to pay these 10 hidden costs.
4 Things That Will Be More or Less Expensive After Coronavirus
From record low gas prices to more expensive groceries, COVID-19 has changed the modern consumer experience. As life returns to a "new normal," here are 4 categories where we'll see price changes.
The True Cost of Dining Out and How to Become a Frugal Foodie
Did you know that the average American household spends $3,000 a year eating out? If you're finding your restaurant bills piling up these 4 tips can help your wallet while still allowing you to indulge from time to time.
5 Steps to Get Your Finances in Order for 2020
You pay your rent, go out to eat several times a month, and have a 401(k). Everything is fine, right? Well, it may be, but your money can likely do even more for you. Here are 5 steps to get your finances organized for 2020 — your future self will be grateful.