There are very few “financial” things you do each and every day – saving and spending money is one of them.
Whether it's on gas to get to work, food to put in your body, or shampoo to wash your hair – you're spending money.
If you want instant progress with your finances, it's by learning how to save more of your cash. This archive will show you all the tricks I know to make your dollar go further.
Our most popular posts are about our store specific hacks, like Amazon, Costco, Uber, and Netflix; but we also share how to get free food at restaurants on your birthday, how to cut your cable and save $800+ and 105 easy ways to save money guide.
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If you want to get free financial advice to help you make an important decision, there are services out there to help you. From banks to libraries to pro bono financial advisors, this list of resources can help match you with someone who can help.
If you owe taxes this year, you may be wondering if paying with a credit card makes sense. We break down the fees associated with paying with a credit card along with the rewards you could get, to help you decide if it makes sense for you.
Before you open a checking account for your teenager, you’ll want to consider which features are most important for you and your child. For example, some teen checking accounts have lower daily ATM and debit purchase limits than others. Plus the level of parental control varies widely.
Famed investor Charlie Munger has said that saving your first $10,000 is the hardest but also the most important. If you don't save and invest your money, you will forever have to trade your time for more money - see why this makes so much sense.
Is it time for you to open a bank account for your child? The best bank accounts for kids include features that help you teach them about money management, earning interest, and more. Here are the details regarding some of the best checking and savings accounts for getting your kids on the path to great money management in adulthood.
Chase First Banking is a free debit card for kids ages 6 - 17 that can help them learn how to manage their own money. Read to see how it works and whether it might be right for you.
Money market accounts are less flexible than checking accounts but more flexible than savings accounts, which is why they offer an interest…
It's easy to think that you're late. Whether it's with investing, your career, your business, or whatever your main endeavor is, you might feel behind. But the reality is that success can occur at any moment, whether you're 20 or 40 or 60. It's best to start now, whatever age you are.
The best savings accounts offer high-yield interest rates and don’t require you to maintain a huge minimum balance (or any…
There is no shortage of high-yield savings accounts available on the market today. The Capital One 360 Performance Savings stands out for its competitive APY and a very generous welcome offer. Learn more about what Capital One has to offer in our full review.
It seems like there's a massive data breach every few weeks. Is this something you should be worried about, whether your data was released or not, or is it much ado about nothing?
USAA is widely regarded as one of the most respected financial institutions and now has a nice bonus for members opening up a checking account. If you meet eligibility criteria, see how you can easily get a bonus for opening a checking account.
