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Mon. Nov 01, 2021
4 Ways to Manage Your Financial Planning With Budgeting Apps
3 min read
If you’re looking to start your budgeting journey, a pen and paper just won’t cut it nowadays. Life can get hectic, and an on-the-go lifestyle calls for a method that can keep up with your busy schedule. That’s why budgeting apps have revolutionized the way we view our finances.Learn More -
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Fri. Apr 16, 2021
Budgeting Strategies and Tips for the Rest of 2021
5 min read
The National Endowment for Financial Education discovered that almost 90% of Americans have struggled with financial stress because of COVID-19. While 2021 is already well underway, we must continue to work around the conditions of the pandemic and that means preparing a budget is more important than ever.Learn More -
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Tue. Jan 26, 2021
5 Ways to Manage Your Finances: Cutting Expenses and Saving Money
6 min read
According to the American Psychological Association, 72% of Americans have reported feeling stressed about money. The stress of money can even beat other major concerns such as health, family and work. So, if the thought of managing your finances stresses you out, know that you are not alone.Learn More -
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Fri. Oct 16, 2020
Building an Emergency Fund: How to Set a Budget When You're in Debt
7 min read
Did you know that the average American has roughly $38,000 in personal debt, and that doesn't even include their mortgage? Being in debt can feel suffocating and crippling, like a hole you can't escape. However, it doesn't have to be that way. With careful budgeting and planning, you can both pay off your debt and build an emergency fund. Let's take a look at how.Learn More -
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Fri. Sep 25, 2020
Financial Tips For College Students: Budgeting & Paying For College
8 min read
Learn MoreAre you heading off to college for the first time? College can be a fun and exciting experience. Unfortunately, it can also be very expensive. In fact, the average public college student walks away with $26,900 of debt, and the average private college student walks away with $32,600 of debt.
Luckily, there are ways you can manage your finances in college so you can walk away with less debt, and have more money to put into your savings account. Check out this guide to discover the top financial tips for students for budgeting and paying for college.
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Thu. Jul 30, 2020
Eating Your Dollars Away: Budgeting for Foodies
4 min read
Learn MoreEating out or ordering in isn’t just about convenience. It’s about the flavor, the ability to eat something you may not have been able to cook yourself, and the social connections that can come with heading to your favorite restaurant to eat or dine in with family or friends.
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A budget list notebook with a coffee cup
Fri. Feb 21, 2020
How to Stick to a Budget: Rules, Tips, and Apps That Work!
8 min read
Learn MoreDo you have an extra $400 on hand for an emergency? If not, you’re not the only one. 27% of adults say they would either need to borrow money or sell something to afford a $400 emergency.
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Tue. Sep 17, 2019
5 Habits That Can Ruin Your Budget
Do you find that your money doesn’t go as far as it used to? When the end of the month is near, are you stretching your last few dollars until you reach payday? While a lot of factors play into money problems, like debt and income, one thing sure to cause financial woes is a bad budget.Learn More -
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Fri. Jun 07, 2019
Signs You Are Living Beyond Your Means
4 min read
If payday comes and your money seems to vanish instantly, it might be time to review your budget. A lavish lifestyle can be great for appearances, but impractical for anyone with a more limited income. We all want to be able to spend money for our wants while covering necessary expenses.Learn More