Let’s face it…while credit cards are a great way to build your credit, they can get you into trouble if you’re not careful. With so many people taking advantage of the ease of online shopping these days, overspending can happen fast and before you know it, you’re up to your ears in debt. Taking [...]
We’ve always stressed how important an emergency fund is to your finances. If you don’t have six months of expenses saved, you could be in trouble if something unforeseen happens, like losing your job or you experience a major medical event. If you’re falling short of that savings goal, it might be time to consider [...]
Time is your best friend when it comes to saving for retirement. Ideally, you started putting money into IRA accounts in your early 20’s. The reason is two-fold: 1) it allows ample time for your money to grow and compound over the years, and 2) it’ll provide the greatest tax benefits – a component of [...]
We're here to help you learn how to save money. Like diets, drastic changes don't usually stick. If you’ve ever tried to shed a few pounds, you know there are plenty of diets to choose from. Whether they’re 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 [...]
It’s never too early to begin to teach kids about money. Children as young as toddlers can start to understand the concept of saving and spending. But, the key is to start early and expand on their knowledge and understanding as they get older. Here is a list of ideas to keep your kids engaged [...]
COVID-19 certainly threw many retirement plans for a loop. It’s not just the pandemic, but the financial uncertainty left in its wake that has many people rethinking their retirement goals and restarting planning for retirement. Suppose you’re planning to retire within the next ten years, or at least you were before the pandemic struck. [...]
Between huge tuition bills, piles of textbooks, and foods costs, being a college student is definitely not cheap. Lucky for you, there are loads of companies out there that think you deserve a budgeting break. Here are some student discounts you might actually use. Here are five of the best student discounts out there. 1. [...]
Everyone has a goal of being financially stable. Do you want more than that? Maybe you want to build a palace-sized mansion someplace beautiful. Maybe you want to travel the world. Maybe you just want to sleep in on weekdays and not report to anyone. All of these dreams have one thing in common: They’re [...]
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