Why You Should Pay Off High-Interest Debt First
Credit card debt can be sneaky. Credit card debt can be sneaky. Often, we may not even realize how much that borrowed money is costing...
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Healthy Financial Habits
Consistency is essential for anything, and the key to consistency is habit. Consistency is essential for anything, and the key to...
Which Debt Should You Pay Off First?
Nearly every type of debt can interfere with your financial goals, making you feel like a hamster on a wheel – constantly running but...
Turn Your Hobby Into A Side Gig
Do you have a hobby that you really love? Could you use a little extra cash? Do you have a hobby that you really love? Could you use a...
Debit Or Credit? What's The Difference?
For many people, when purchasing items with a debit card or credit card, the only difference for them may boil down to simply entering a...
Pro-Tips for Side Gig Beginners
We’ve all probably heard someone talk on social media about their “hustle” or “side gig.” We’ve all probably heard someone talk on social...
4 Ways to Get Out of Debt
Dealing with debt can be scary. Dealing with debt can be scary. Paying off your mortgage, car, and student loans can sometimes seem so...
Splurging Responsibly?
We have an odd relationship with splurging. We have an odd relationship with splurging. Many of us treat it like a guilty pleasure and...
So You’ve Graduated...Now What?
Graduating from college is a big deal. Graduating from college is a big deal. It represents a transition from student to adult for...
7 Tips for Talking to Your Partner About Money
Dealing with finances is a big part of any committed relationship and one that can affect many aspects of your life together. Dealing...
Should You Live With Your Parents?
Plenty of people move back in with their parents. Plenty of people move back in with their parents. Data found that 37% of Californians...
Are You Prepared For a Rainy Day?
It’s never a bad idea to prepare for a financial emergency. It’s never a bad idea to prepare for a financial emergency. Unexpected...
Watch Out For These 5 Credit Card Offer Red Flags
Credit cards aren’t free money Credit cards aren’t free money — that should go without saying, but millions of Americans don’t seem to...
How to Budget for Beginners
Everybody needs a budget. Everybody needs a budget. But that doesn’t stop “budget” from being an intimidating word to many people. Some...
Should You Get Rid Of Your Credit Cards?
There’s no doubt that credit card debt is a huge financial burden for many Americans. There’s no doubt that credit card debt is a huge...
Do I Need Life Insurance?
It might be uncomfortable to think about the need for life insurance, but it’s an important part of your family’s financial strategy. It...
4 Easy Tips To Build Your Emergency Fund
Nearly one quarter of Americans and almost half of Canadians have no emergency savings, according to a recent report. Nearly one quarter...
What Does “Pay Yourself First” Mean?
Bills, bills, mortgage payment, another bill, maybe some coupons for things you never buy, and of course, more bills. Bills, bills,...
How To Save For A Big Purchase
It’s no secret that life is full of surprises. Surprises that can cost money. It’s no secret that life is full of surprises. Surprises...
3 STEPS TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM
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