Take control of your finances with budgeting tips, spending strategies, and everyday money management tools. Whether you’re saving more, spending less, or setting new goals, this section helps you build a solid financial life.
When it comes to saving money there’s no denying the popularity of coupons. In their 2017 Coupon and Promo Code Use Study, public opinion research firm PRRI found that 92% of consumers have used coupons… 6 Sneaky Ways Coupons Lead to Overspending
Do you ever think about your money and doubt that you’re doing well because you’re not where you want to be? Your finances might be in a better place than you think. Here are eight… 8 Signs You’re Doing Well Financially
Major life events can affect your finances and your ability to pay your bills. Job loss, disability, death of a family member, or relocation can create temporary hardship and make it difficult to stay on… Can Forbearance Save You From Loan Default?
Have you come to the conclusion that your employer should be paying you more money? Are you ready to negotiate your salary for the first time? Although this can be a stressful situation, it’s something… Salary Negotiation Tips for First-Timers
If you’re feeling like you’re spending more money than you should, you’re looking for a way to save money fast, or you need to stretch your money to the next paycheck, a spending freeze could… A Spending Freeze Can Help You Meet Your Financial Goals
Are you in desperate need of money? Do you find yourself comparing your many options for obtaining the cash you need? Like many, the first place you turn is your bank account. If you don’t… What are the Benefits of a Personal Loan?
Credit and debit cards make it so easy to make purchases, but they also make it easy to overspend. You can go on shopping sprees without ever leaving the comfort of your home. You can… Watch Out for These Five Dangers of Overspending
Last month I rolled out a new series in which I will post monthly tips for saving money, which I’m calling “frugal flips.” So far, the first four I’ve proposed have the potential to save… Frugal Flips for the Not-So-Extreme Cheapskate, Part 2
According to Experian’s latest quarterly report the average amount financed on a new car loan is $30,621. With the average loan term and interest rate at 68 months and 4.69% respectively, an average car buyer… Will a biweekly payment plan really save you money on your car loan?
It doesn’t matter if you are a business owner or individual consumer, nothing changes the importance of tackling debt in the appropriate manner. If you have no debt, this never comes into play. The same… Steps to Determine Which Loan to Pay Off First