Happy hours…weekend trips…BBQs….weddings….Do you find yourself spending extra during the summer months? Here’s how to keep your summer spending in check.
Much of the time we find that our clients who are struggling to make all of their expenses and save money on a monthly basis simply need to make more money. This may sound like a no-brainer, but it
These days, affording day-to-day expenses—including a place to live—is putting a strain on renters’ budgets. The numbers back that up: between 2019 and 2023, rent prices increased by over 30% across the country. However, if you are
The summer months are a good reminder of how time flies when you’re working toward your personal goals. With the end of 2024 creeping up on the horizon, now’s a perfect time to do a financial wellness check and
Financial independence—having enough financial resources to cover your expenses without working—is appealing to just about everyone. Even if you love your job and plan to work all your life, you might not always have that luxury as layoffs or
Whether you’ve just had your first child or it’s been a few years, at some point, saving for your child’s college education has likely crossed your mind. Choosing where to set up an account can be a major barrier
As the summer heat ramps up, so does the temptation to crank up the air conditioning. While it's a relief to have a cool oasis indoors, it can also lead to a spike in energy bills. Managing air conditioning
Starting a family is a life-changing—and budget-altering—experience. The transition of welcoming a new family member into your home (and tending to their every need) will come with challenges. While parenthood overall is not something that you can entirely prepare
When it comes to making financial changes, you might be your own worst enemy. One of the ways you may be working against yourself is by exploiting mental loopholes: rather than sticking to what you said you would do,
As a Recruiter, the number one question people ask me is - “Do you think I qualify for this position?” I never give a concrete answer because I feel as if it is the candidate’s job to feel confident
Having a child is a deeply personal decision, but also a financially impactful one—studies estimate that the average middle-income family will spend $310,605 to raise a child to age 17. In the United States, where you work
Do you want to work out without breaking the bank? The typical gym membership costs between $40-$70 per month but premium gyms and personal trainers can cost up to ten times that amount. Here are five ways to get
Today, we're diving into the fascinating realm of understanding your money mindset through hands-on, interactive exercises. Buckle up as we guide you through four engaging activities designed to decode your unique financial blueprint.
Credit scores may be the most well-known measure of financial wellness, but how they are calculated is less clear to many people. A survey from CompareCards by LendingTree found that 37% of consumers agreed with the statement
As if your own relationship with money isn’t complicated enough, making decisions that involve money and other people adds a whole new dimension. That’s where financial boundaries come into play.
The second Friday in January is “Quitter’s Day”—the day you’re most likely to give up on your New Year's resolutions. Part of the reason that people give up on their goals and resolutions is that they don’t set good
If you racked up credit card debt over the holidays, you’re not alone: about one-third of U.S. adults take on debt each year to pay for holiday expenses. The start of the New Year is a great time to
Traditions are one of the most enjoyable parts of the holiday season. They give us something to look forward to and make us feel more connected to the family and friends who share the tradition with us. While so
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are still the most popular times of year to shop. Whether you’re buying for others or just for yourself, the lure of a great deal is hard to resist. While there is nothing wrong
The holidays are the busiest—and often most expensive—time of year to travel. The top tip for scoring affordable holiday travel is to book it early, but if you’ve missed that boat, you’re not completely out of luck. Here are
Most W-2 employees can only dream of setting their own pay, but as a freelancer, you can make it happen. It’s an amazing opportunity, but also a lot of responsibility because you are the only one who can give
