Should I Use a Credit or Debit Card?
Using a credit or debit card depends on your personal habits and money behaviors. Here’s what to consider when deciding.
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What Are Sinking Funds and What to Use Them For
We cover what are sinking funds, the differences between sinking funds, savings accounts, and emergency funds, what sinking funds to set up, and more.
Shopping Generic Versus Name Brand On a Budget
Generic products save on average 40% versus their name brand counterparts. You likely won’t notice the difference, but your budget will.
How to Interview a Real Estate Agent When Selling Your Home
Selling a home and moving is a PITA. Interview a real estate agent, or five, with these questions to find the best help for the process.
Ways to Legally Lower Your Tax Bill in April
Explore strategic (and legal) methods to lessen the pinch of owing at tax time with our tips on ways to lower your tax bill.
The Key to Wealth? Hint, It Isn’t Your Income
The key to wealth and financial independence isn’t your income, it’s how much of your income you save and invest.
Top 10 Staycation Ideas for Frugal Vacations at Home
10 of our favorite staycation ideas for vacations while you’re stuck at home or can’t afford to travel for a season.
10 Tips to Help You Move on a Budget
It’s hard if not impossible to move for free, but there are several ways to move on a budget. We cover ten of our favorite.
Should I Rent or Buy a House?
When it comes to housing, whether to rent or buy is a common debate. Both have pros and cons, depending on your financial situation and lifestyle preferences.
What We Accidentally Learned By Having an Indeterminable Credit Score
When you have an indeterminable credit score, you have no credit history on record with the credit bureaus. This can cause issues in certain situations.