End-of-Year Financial Planning Tips
on Topics: Personal Finance | Saving
As we wrap up the fourth quarter of 2020, it is a great time to start thinking about year-end financial planning.
The holidays are looking different this year, to say the least. But different doesn’t have to mean drab. Here are a few safe (and budget-friendly) ways to celebrate the holidays differently this year.
How has getting a mortgage changed during the pandemic? Here, we cover what to expect when getting a mortgage and what you can do to prepare for it during these unprecedented times.
Saving for retirement – especially an early retirement – takes tons of work as it is, even without a pandemic throwing a wrench in your plans. Here are a few ways to keep your FIRE goals intact in a post-pandemic economy.
Five Step-by-Step Ways to Bank Extra Cash
on Topics: Saving
What’s the trick to putting more money in the bank? Here are five simple things you can do to bank extra cash each and every month.
After struggling to make minimum payments and watching interest accumulate at a rate much higher than you can pay, you may be looking for an easier way to manage your debt.
Consolidating your debt may be easier than you think. By following some simple steps, you may be able to pay down your debt faster than you ever thought possible. Here’s how.
How to Slash Your Grocery Budget
on Topics: Budget
You may feel that cutting back on a necessity like groceries is too much of a sacrifice. But, chances are you can probably reduce your grocery bill without having to feel deprived.
When an offer of a new credit card with a 0% APR appears, it is certainly very tempting to jump on the opportunity. But is a credit card offering a 0% APR too good to be true?
Unfortunately, the need for stimulus money also means that our world – and our global economy – are in poor shape. However, by making a few smart, disciplined choices, you can use your cash windfall to make good use of the situation.