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Creating an Emergency Fund for Unexpected Expenses
Creating an emergency fund is a critical strategy to protecting long-term financial planning goals
Spending & Saving Steps for Growing Families
Here are four tips for your family planning—we even threw in two extra tips for grandparents.
How to Navigate Emotional Spending
Everyone emotionally spends. We’re breaking down what emotional spending is and some tips you can do to help identify when emotional spending (or impulse buying) starts happening.
9 Quick Tips to Get Your Finances in Shape for 2019
Be in a good financial state of mind with these nine tips to get your finances ready for 2019.
6 Things You Probably Shouldn’t Be Paying For
Save the environment and be good to your budget by refusing to pay for these things.
5 Tips for Young Adults Starting Their Financial Independence
Achieving financial independence is possible for young adults with these five money-management tips:
5 Reasons to Get Pre-approved For an Auto Loan
Shopping for a new car, finding the best deal, and saving extra “bucks” perfectly describes an ideal, car buying-experience. Getting pre-approved for your auto-loan before you begin shopping will help ensure the entire process meets your expectations.
3 Medium-Term Savings Goals for College Graduates
For college graduates, walking the stage is a celebration into a fresh chapter in life, including a very important step—“saving”. Savings goals can be short, medium, or long-term, yet creating medium-term savings goals builds financial security for young adults.
How To Create A Savings Goal Timeline
Purchasing a new car, saving for your wedding, or shopping for furniture will be a breeze with a savings goal timeline in place.
How to Create a Budget for a New Auto Loan
Time for a new vehicle? Start planning a new monthly budget to fit the auto loan repayment schedule.
7 Best Things to Buy in May
Between Mother’s Day and Memorial Day, there are a lot of opportunities to find great deals in May. Check out our list to see how to maximize your time and money by finding the best deals.
4 Steps to a New Savings Goal in 2018
A new year means another chance to begin a savings goal. Here are some tips to help kick off your finances the right way in 2018.
Worst Things to Buy in November
With Black Friday deals gearing up for the day after Thanksgiving and Cyber Monday following, there aren’t many items you’ll need to avoid purchasing in November. However, there are a few purchases you should price check.
Best Things to Buy in November: Black Friday Edition
Review all the best prices before hitting your holiday shopping list with our 8 best things to buy in November—Black Friday edition.
The Worst Things to Buy in October
Bring balance to the “consumerism universe” by knowing what items you should wait until after October to purchase.
Budget Friendly Fun: College
Looking for some things to do as a typical “broke college student”? Here is my list of fun and affordable things to do to explore your new college town!
Budget: A Love Story of My Least Favorite Word
Budgeting is the most important piece.
