It’s never too early, or too late, to learn about investing. Let’s review the basics, including how and where to set up an account in this investing for beginners guid
It’s easy to get lost in the millions of rewards programs and point options available. But here’s a MUCH simpler credit card strategy that suits most people’s spending habits.
About 75% of Americans get a lump sum after filing their taxes. Here are 5 things to do with your tax refund, including saving, investing or spending it!
These credit cards all have forgiving application requirements, $0 annual fees, and are perfect for unemployed people or those with low credit scores
Budgets are often viewed as a four-letter word. Only 32% of couples keep a written budget of any kind (and I can’t imagine the numbers being much higher for single folks). Most people know they…
Nearly 20 years ago, only 5-10% of U.S. marriages had a prenuptial (prenup) agreement. Today, that number has jumped to 40%. Prenups aren’t just for the rich or celebrities anymore. One of the reasons for…
Paying for college is a challenge for most. There are numerous ways to go about it, there’s not always one clear path. You’ll most likely need to pool together funds from multiple sources. As Benjamin…
Debt is a tricky thing. It can either be tremendously good for your finances or it can wreak havoc on your life. With so many fancy financing options these days, how can you tell whether…
Good morning and happy Tuesday!! ☕️ When we first began podcasting, we heard this statistic… “About 75% of podcasters give up in less than 1 year”. And while that might turn many people off from…
Is there such a thing as good debt and bad debt? It’s a hot-button debate in the personal finance world, because the word “debt” alone sounds like something you should avoid at all costs. But,…