Halloween is back and bigger than ever, with 69% of Americans saying they are celebrating the end-of-October holiday. That's up from 65% in 2021, according to the National Retail Federationâs annual survey conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics. The report also showed total spending on the holiday is expected to reach a record $10.6 billion [...]
Buying used items can save you plenty of cash, but there are some things you should never buy used. Letâs take a look at the items that should be purchased new. If you can't afford new, we offer some advice on what to look for. Childrenâs Furniture Kids treat furniture different than adults. They will [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
When should you start to save money for your childâs future? As soon as they are born. However, the extra expense of having a child may make saving difficult. But, if you put a plan in place, even a small amount each month can add up over the years. Step #1: Open Their Own Account [...]
Every parent knows that feeling. Your child is begging for candy at the checkout line or your teen asks for cash to go out with their friends. Do you give in or make them use their allowance money? While paying an allowance is common, itâs wise to use it as a means to teach responsible [...]
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 [...]
A mortgage is a long-term commitment. What if we told you there are some simple ways to maximize your loan payments, minimize the time it takes to pay off your mortgage, and save a lot of money all at the same time? Here's how to pay off your mortgage sooner. Rounding up Monthly Payments Let's [...]
Many of the things you do daily are simply a habit. Whether it's buying coffee on the way to work or a $10 lunch habit, they can potentially harm your budget. Similar to how bad financial habits can get you into trouble, good financial habits can keep you out of trouble. Implementing good monetary [...]
A high yield savings account is a savings account that earns a higher interest rate than the regular APY (annual percentage yield) on a typical savings account. What are the pros and cons of a high yield savings account? Pros - High yield accounts help you build your money faster due to carrying a higher [...]
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