The temperature is starting to increase, it’s lighter longer, and the school year has ended. This can only mean one thing — time for a break. Soon, millions of Americans will be hitting the road for the annual road trip…
An emergency fund is an essential part of your personal finances. Its importance is stressed in almost every personal finance book and budgeting blog, and yet 26% of Americans currently have no emergency fund in place. Of those who do…
There’s no way around it -- when you have kids, your expenses increase, and that list of expenses is almost endless. It can really throw your budget out of whack if you’re not preparing for them. Here are a few…
As we celebrate women throughout the month of March, keep in mind that in whole, women tend to earn less, have less money to save, and live longer than men. This can make planning for our retirement years a bit…
Valentine’s Day is here! Don’t bust your budget because you didn’t plan for Valentine's Day. Remember budgeting your money is a savvy way of telling your money what to do. 😉 Here are a few money saving tips to help…
Valentine’s Day is coming up soon. Did you budget for Valentine’s Day this year? If you did, I’ve been searching the web and the blog archives to share my favorite ideas with you. You don’t have to spend a lot…
Although income tax returns are not due until April 15, it’s always good idea to plan ahead and file your taxes early, especially if you expect to get a tax refund. Here are six tips to get you started: 1.…
2019 is right around the corner, are you prepared? There's no reason to wait until January to manage and make financial goals. Making essential money moves can keep you on track for years to come. Max out your 401(k) –…
If you’re a single parent, you’re the only one who can lead you, and your child(ren) in the right direction. Here are some financial tips that can help you along the way. Create a budget. Budgeting makes us aware of…