The beginning of the year is a time of resolutions and renewal. Even if you’re not the kind of person who hits the gym with renewed vigor come January, getting those post-holiday credit card statements can get your heart racing. That’s why the … [Read more]
What Should You Do With Your Tax Refund?
We don’t normally like to tell you how to spend your money. Our members tend to be very good at that, often finding creative ways to turn the hours they’ve spent at the office into new ways to enjoy their lives. More often, we tell you how to not … [Read more]
A Smart Checklist for Effective Charitable Giving
It’s that time of the year again: a combination of New Year’s resolutions and the start of tax time has many of us looking for a place to donate money. It can be difficult to figure out which charity is most deserving of your money and how to make … [Read more]
How Americans Spend Their Money (and What It Means For Your Budget)
One of the most difficult obstacles in setting a budget is understanding how much is needed for each category. Is $500 enough for groceries or should it be $1,000? How do I know if I’m being extravagant when it comes to entertainment? Am I saving … [Read more]
How to Protect Yourself When Using Free WiFi
We’ve all been there. It’s been a long day of shopping at the mall, or waiting in an airport, or driving across the country, and we finally get a chance to pull out our phones or laptops and look for WiFi. Good news: You’ve found one that doesn’t … [Read more]
Get in Financial Shape for 2016 with a Personal Financial Audit
As 2015 draws to a close, it’s time to figure out if you’re in your best possible financial shape. While performing a self-audit can seem a daunting task, we’ve created a simple way to get started. Below, we ask three questions about where you are … [Read more]
This Guy Paid Off His Mortgage In 3 Years. So, Why Does He Regret It?
There’s not much in life that is more freeing than finally paying off a large bill. Suddenly, our checking accounts are flush, the future feels more open, and even our favorite jeans seem to fit better. When it comes to a mortgage, of course, that … [Read more]
Christmas Without Stress – How To Control Holiday Spending
The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy and celebration. But too many of us find them to be a time of great financial stress too. How can you give gifts to so many loved ones while balancing the need to spend but not put yourself into a … [Read more]
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