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Frightening Finance Facts – Five Statistics To Avoid Becoming A Part Of
Learn about these five scary financial truths so you can avoid the same traps.
Financial Security: Can You Really Have Too Much Saved?
Did you know that there are better ways to save than just using your spare bank account? In fact, by intelligently investing your cash, you can end up increasing your money while you’re saving it. Continue reading
Refreshing Your Finances for the New Year
There is no doubt that the new year brings with it a sense of renewal, hope for a better life that spurs us toward New Year’s resolutions and annual tasks.
Why Your College Student Will Benefit from a Checkbook
As you consider ways to prepare your college student for back-to-school, you might be wondering about how to equip them to handle their finances. Although it might not be the first thing that comes to mind, personal checks might be the way to go.
What Your Spending Style Says About Your Personality
Have you ever heard of a ‘money personality’? Chances are, you have one. It might reveal more about you than you realize.
3 Expenses to Shed this Autumn Season
Much like the trees shed their leaves this time of year, it may be time for individuals to do some shedding as well — of the financial nature. Autumn is the perfect time to follow the trees’ lead and strip ourselves of those unnecessary expenses we’ve piled up during summer.
What the Future of Retirement Holds For College Kids & Seniors
The uncertain times brought on by the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic downturn have made many of us turn our attention (and worry) towards our finances. Before the pandemic, we may have felt confident in our financial well-being and our ability to retire one day.
Financial Adulthood: What It Is & How It’s Changed
Financial adulthood. It’s a term that’s been circulating the internet for a while now. But what does it mean? What does it mean to be an adult in the financial sense? And how has our definition of financial adulthood changed from one generation to the next?
5 Simple Ways to Minimize Food Spend
Splurging on delicious treats is one of life’s many pleasures. And sure, the occasional frozen yogurt here and Chipotle takeout there won’t make much of a dent in your wallet. However, with the average American household spending $7,203 a year on food, it does make you wonder where corners can be cut.