Budgeting

If your wallet is feeling the pinch these days, there are a few ways to save some money without a whole lot of effort. One of the best ways to do that is coupons! If you’re looking to save a few bucks on your next purchase read on to learn more about the best coupon […]

Small businesses make up the majority of businesses in the United States. There are tens of millions of small businesses in America, all of which need a reliable means of managing their books. Thankfully the internet is loaded with small-business options.   FreshBooks You don’t need an accounting background to fire up and start using FreshBooks, […]

Once you hit retirement age, you might have a bucket list you intend to check off. These are your golden years, which typically means you have more time to spend on yourself. Unfortunately, spend is often the operative word. If retirees aren’t careful, they might overspend on big-ticket bucket list items they wind up regretting. […]

Reviewing insurance coverage can be tedious and confusing. However, it’s one of those things you should do every year — even if you’re already enrolled in Medicare. Since there are some changes to Medicare, you might want to make changes to your coverage. Seniors and qualifying individuals can enroll or adjust their Medicare coverage from […]

With Halloween around the corner, decorating your home doesn’t need to drain your wallet. Whether you’re aiming for a subtle autumn vibe or a full-on haunted house, there are plenty of ways to get creative on a budget. Here are some wallet-friendly, stylish ideas that will bring a spooky touch to any space, with little […]

As Medicare’s 2025 open enrollment season approaches, beneficiaries must prepare for significant changes that will impact their healthcare costs and coverage. Today, we’ll highlight the key updates, helping you make informed decisions for the year ahead. Key Changes to Part D Drug Plans Medicare’s Part D drug plans are undergoing a major overhaul in 2025, […]

While Gen Z faces significant financial hurdles, such as rising living costs and student debt, they are finding creative ways to manage their money. Unlike earlier generations, many Gen Zers are approaching finances cautiously. Here’s how Gen Z is managing to save money. Turning to Digital Tools for Budgeting One way Gen Z is managing […]

As temperatures drop, heating systems work harder, leading to higher utility bills. But with energy-efficient tips and a few smart upgrades, you can lower costs while staying warm this winter. Here’s how to save money on utilities through mindful energy usage and practical home improvements. 1. Seal Drafts and Insulate A lot of heat is […]

Whether you just saw your neighbor close on a lucrative deal or you’re just looking to downsize, it’s normal to be curious about the true value of your home. Fortunately, with an online search, you can find the estimated value of your home easily, and instantly. What Is The Estimated Value Of My Home? Do […]

Discovering your car’s true value is now easier than ever. With instant valuation tools, you can quickly and accurately determine what your vehicle is worth. This helps you make informed decisions when selling or trading in your car, ensuring you get the best deal possible. Why Is My Car Worth What It’s Worth? The value […]

It’s payday! You look at your pay stub or bank balance to find the best surprise ever — you’ve been overpaid! It’s like the “Bank Error in your Favor” card in Monopoly. However, before you start making plans for how to spend your unexpected windfall, you should consider one sobering fact. Under U.S. federal law, […]

Budgeting is both an art and a science. A good budget can help keep people on track financially, enable them to save consistently for retirement, and ensure that they aren’t short of funds ahead of payday. However, while having a budget is a great idea in theory, the reality is that most people don’t manage […]

Many couples in long term, committed relationships are great at discussing the “big” stuff early on. These include views on marriage, children, religion, and politics (to name a few) – you know, the deal breakers. Unfortunately, one topic many couples tend to give short shrift to is money. With 78% of Americans living paycheck to […]

Food falls into a category known as “mandatory spending” in the personal finance world. We have to eat—it’s a fact of life. From a money management standpoint, buying groceries is a much wiser than eating out, as it costs far less to feed yourself than it does to pay someone else to feed you. Yet, […]