Fees and banks seem to go hand in hand, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Understanding the fine print at your bank will help you choose the best bank and allow you to avoid unwanted fees. One of the challenges we often face when using financial products is not understanding the fine print, […]
Money Management Education
Financial literacy isn’t something most of us learn in school. Even if we are fortunate enough to have a personal finance class during school it’s likely you still need additional education in money management. Money can seem like a complicated topic, but when you break it down into different categories and goals it becomes much […]
Savings Strategies for Financial Success
Saving is the cornerstone to financial health. It helps you weather emergencies, pay for bigger purchases, and over time can allow you to do achieve your financial dreams. You may want to save for a downpayment on a home, save for a new car, or travel the world. While most of us can’t do all […]
How to Handle Financial Speed Bumps
Hitting financial speed bumps is inevitable. It may be a parking fine, unexpected car or home repairs, or emergency medical care. No matter the expense, one thing is certain – everyone experiences financial hiccups from time to time. While you know they happen, you may not know when or how expensive these costs will be. […]
How To Choose a Checking Account
Checking accounts are a must for modern life, but not all checking accounts are made the same. I was recently asked what someone should look for when seeking out a new bank. There’s a lot to consider when looking for a checking account, so let’s dive into what you should look for when you’re hunting […]
7 Reasons Why We Game
This is a sponsored post for Playful Corp. Family game night is a must in our house. It gives us time to play, laugh, and relax with each other. Sometimes it means a little (okay a lot) of friendly competition, too. One of the best times of the year is coming soon-everyone has a holiday break which […]
College and Credit: Cards to help your college student learn about credit
College is in full swing for many first-time college students and many more students are back after summer break to continue their education. One thing we all know by now is that financial education is likely not on their course list, so when it comes to parenting a college-aged student, there are ways to help […]
7 Tips To Help Improve Your Credit Score
Credit scores are essential to ensuring your finances are healthy, but getting your credit score and tracking it has always been problematic. I’ve shared previously that Discover allows cardmembers to access their FICO® Credit Score for free, but Discover is now doing something no other card company has done-they’re offering everyone (yes EVERYONE) their FICO® […]
How To Use Summer Vacation To Teach Kids About Money
Disclosure: This post is sponsored by T. Rowe Price and Scholastic. All opinions are my own. Summer and vacations tend to go hand-in-hand. The kids are off school, the weather is lovely, and we’ve all worked hard, so it seems an ideal time to spend on vacation. Families often have different ideas and budgets for […]
How To Use Your Tax Return To Build Credit
If you’re one of millions of Americans who received a tax return this year you may be tempted to spend your return, but there are lots of other ways to use your tax return for your long-term financial benefit. One thing you can do is build better credit or start building your credit. I’ll share […]
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