If you’ve visited your local drugstore only to find that hand sanitizer is out of stock, or received an email from your employer announcing a temporary work-from-home policy for anyone who’s traveled in the last 14 days, you’ve likely
Revolving lines of credit, like credit cards, are a helpful tool when used responsibly. However, it can also lead to a slippery slope when it comes to wracking-up credit card debt. Although getting out of credit card debt isn’t
A bad credit score can limit your access to credit cards, loans, and sometimes, even job opportunities. But what you may not know is that a poor credit score can also minimize your housing options.
Property management
The end of the year is a great time to reflect on your finances and you’ve interacted with money — whether in healthy or unhealthy ways. To help you define your 2020 money mantra, the team at The
The holidays are upon us once again. With colder weather and festive gatherings afoot, you’ll probably have more houseguests than usual. When preparing for houseguests, it can be hard to stay on budget.
Preparing in advance helps
Having a strong credit score can open doors to more affordable financial products, like loans, and can even help position yourself as a prime candidate for a new apartment. If your credit is poor or you’ve just undergone
We all have big expenses that our personal savings won’t cover. Between occasions like saving for a friend’s wedding, vacations, new cars, and home renovations life can get expensive. What if you could pool your personal savings with
Labor Day is right around the corner and if you’re like most people, you might be looking for holiday sales. If you need a new set of wheels, this is a popular time to find Labor Day car sales.
Nothing feels better than a productive Target run. The red and white bullseye predated online shopping as the place to go for good products at reasonable prices. Even now, in the age of Amazon Prime, it’s not uncommon
You’ve probably heard the saying, “time is money”, but according to a recent survey, time is also happiness. In its international survey, scientific journal PNAS, found that “spending money on time-saving services is linked to greater life
As the summer season is in full effect, it’s time to enjoy and have some fun. Summer seems to pass by so fast, so you want to get the most out of it and live and love life.
You’ve finally had enough of being broke and overspending and are ready to get financially fit. There’s just one problem. Bae isn’t on board. Let’s be real, getting financially fit requires some changes and when you
After all the talk about Trump tax reform, you were worried about tax time. Will you owe? Or will you get a refund? But you got a tax refund! Phew. Getting back a chunk of change can be a
Money talk used to be a scary conversation I mostly avoided. I very much had an out of sight, out of mind attitude coupled with a shame that I should know about this and didn’t feel equipped. This state
Welcome to a new year! Time to let go of last year and start fresh. That means new budget, new goals, and even a new mindset. You have to change things up if you want different results. So
The temperature is under 80 degrees, it is October 1st, and you know what that means: It is OFFICIALLY Fall! The summer days are behind us and we all can admit our bank accounts are thankful for that.
We are officially in the middle of the Summer season which means it is more crucial than ever to make sure we are soaking up the beautiful weather as much as possible! Yes that means meals and happy
Have you ever thought about making money as you spend money? It may be a foreign concept to some, but there are great tools out there to help you earn money when you need to spend it.
In the Jan. 31 Wine & Learn event “How To Negotiate Without Losing Friends, Fans, Or Job Offers”, Financial Gym Advisors explained negotiation tactics that have actually worked for their clients.
I tell all of our clients that they are unique and special; however, Steve and Donna’s situation is one that we’re seeing so frequently in the gym lately, that I feel as though they are more the norm than a
