Will Refinancing My Student Loans Lower My Payments? If youâve done research to try to lower your monthly student loan payments, youâve undoubtedly come across the option to refinance them. It may sound like a complicated process, but donât be intimidated; itâs much simpler than you might think and can potentially save you a [...]
In this day and age, itâs very easy to fall into the category of âliving beyond your meansâ, or overspending. With everyone sharing their lives through social media, itâs simple to get caught in the trap of wanting more than you need. Combine this trend with the ease of spending money, especially online, and [...]
Balancing mistakes can happen whether youâre living paycheck-to-paycheck or simply managing monthly bills. You get hit with Non-Sufficient Funds (NSF) fees when something hits your account and there isnât enough money available. The item also doesnât get paid. This could be a bill you paid or a check you wrote. Many times, whoever youâre [...]
The average American eats out around four to five times per week. Whether it's a morning coffee and bagel or swinging into a drive-thru, it all adds up. Even if you're not dining at upscale restaurants, eating out makes it hard to stick to a budget. If you're trying to save money, it helps to [...]
We're here to help you learn how to save money. Like diets, drastic changes don't usually stick. If youâve ever tried to shed a few pounds, you know there are plenty of diets to choose from. Whether theyâre dictating how much you can eat or what types of foods are acceptable, most diets have one [...]
Financial education begins at home. Learning how to budget can be a family thing. What's one way that you can teach your kids the importance of setting financial goals, saving money, and watching what they spend? Involve them in the process of creating your family's budget. Budgeting as a family can help you and your [...]
Creating and maintaining a budget is one of the best ways to achieve your financial goals. However, even the most dedicated savers can find it challenging at times. Thatâs why itâs essential to revisit your budget and financial plan every six months. This financial check-up is your opportunity to get back on track before you [...]
Whether itâs a summer vacation, unplanned expense, or extra funds to bridge the gap between paydays, credit cards seem to be the popular choice, given their convenience. However, personal loans are often the better choice in terms of affordability. Personal loans (also called signature loans) typically charge lower interest rates than credit cards. They also [...]
Itâs no secret that a budget is one of the best ways to set yourself up for financial success. With a traditional budget, you can see how much money you have and know exactly where your money is going. Once all this information is laid out, itâs much easier to manage your monthly bills and [...]
Teaching teens about money in the early years helps them prepare for any financial situation when they are eventually on their own. Many teens go through financial struggles that could have been avoided if they learned early on how to manage their money. Talk about the following topics with your teens so they can develop [...]
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