Nothing makes you look forward to the empty nest years more than back-to-school shopping time, but follow our shopping tips and you’ll save time and money!
“Pay yourself first” is a catchphrase that refers to prioritizing your personal savings above other expenses. To achieve it, savings should be a fixed line on your budget that happens every month without fail.
You’re earning, budgeting, saving and investing, all so you and those you love can enjoy a worry-free life on your own standards.
Independence Day sales are long gone and Labor Day is a month away, but you can still pick up great bargains in August. Here’s what to buy and what to skip this month.
With gas prices higher than they’ve ever been, more and more people are choosing #electric vehicles (EVs). But are they a good choice?
The days are still long and filled with sunshine. And though retailers would have you think otherwise, school is still a long way off. If you’re looking to save on some purchases this month, you can find lots of bargains around Independence Day weekend and beyond. Here’s what to buy and what to skip in July.
Budget for summer expenses like vacation, keeping the kids entertained, social events like weddings, etc. Remember that utility bills will be higher, and factor in extra money for gas if you’ll be traveling.
Did you know that choosing to bring your own lunch to work each day can save up to $3,000 a year? Each takeout lunch can easily cost $12 more than a homemade meal. If you’d put that money into an index fund and contribute to it for 25 years, you can save $500,000!
If you are considering leaving your job, it’s important to make sure your finances are in order before you give official notice.