There’s nothing like taking a romantic getaway with your significant other. Big-name resorts just don’t have the same quaint, sentimental feel a bed and breakfast has (plus they usually come with a higher price tag). […]
There are a ton of laws in America — some of them obvious, some of them not so obvious. While in some states you can own your very own flamethrower, in others, you could go […]
Mara Ruocco has been obsessed with astrology for as long as she can remember. Her mother bought her astrology books when she was a child and she pored through them, hoping to learn more […]
Buy and hold. Expect an average 8% return. It’s impossible to outperform the stock market. You’ve probably heard of these investing truisms before, but what if they aren’t true? Certified financial planner Stephen Spicer […]
The holidays are here, and with them comes the pop up of holiday markets — offering food, decorations and winter activities to get you into the holiday spirit. While big-name department stores may offer discounts, […]
Cryptocurrency is the hottest investment on the block these days. Many investors buy the digital currency with the hopes of growing their wealth or making a quick buck, but remember that it’s a highly volatile […]
While few people want to pay anything at all, there are ways to pay less. Tax deductions and tax credits can help you save money in tax season 2020. Deductions lower your taxable income (and […]
For most Americans, tax season means a nice refund. In 2019, 72% of Americans received a federal tax refund, and the average amount was $2,869, according to the IRS. You’ll typically receive a refund if […]
Want to pay off debt this year? You aren’t alone. In a recent Policygenius survey, Americans said their biggest 2020 financial goal is getting rid of debt. Repaying debt isn’t as simple as waving a […]
We’re almost done with 2020, so it’s time to make resolutions for the next year (and decade). When building your list of financial goals for 2021, it’s important to look back on all the money things you […]
Another year has flown by. While there’s still some time left in 2019, you should begin to set your money resolutions for the new year (and decade!). When building your list of goals for the upcoming […]
Talking about your salary can be considered taboo. But how do you know if you’re being paid fairly? Sarah Kobos, a senior photo editor at Wirecutter, created an anonymous way for people in the media […]
Gift-giving season is here. For those in a relationship, it can be an added challenge to find the perfect gift for that special someone. And while you can’t put a price on love, some couples […]
Keeping your partner in the dark about finances can hurt your relationship. But can sharing too much hurt your relationship, too? One in five couples say they don’t spend money without telling their partner, according […]
Every Veterans Day, businesses show their support for active military, veterans and their families with free meals, special discounts or free admission. But there are also plenty of freebies veterans and active-duty military can enjoy […]
There’s a lot of financial wisdom and money advice floating around, and it can be hard to discern if it’s solid or not. Following the wrong guidance can cost you serious time and money. We […]
The on-demand economy is booming. More than 22 million Americans spend nearly $58 billion per year on services allowing them to get their groceries, dog walkers and wardrobe brought right to their door. Some health […]
Homeownership has fallen in the past couple of decades, especially among young Americans. In 1985, more than 45% of Americans ages 25 to 34 were homeowners. In 2015, only 35% were. Why homeownership is falling […]
Once you’re out of college and living independently, you’ll be making your own choices, including how to handle your money. You’ll have big decisions to make, like how to budget your income, start saving for […]
Not all couples are in love with each other’s money habits. In fact, one in five people in a relationship say their partner is financially irresponsible, according to Policygenius’ second annual Couples and Money survey. […]
Is it worth paying extra for fancy toilet paper delivered right to your door? Here’s what I thought of toilet paper subscription service No. 2: No. 2 isn’t just any old paper. It’s made from […]
Congratulations — you’re getting married! In between the excitement of telling your loved ones and finding the perfect venue, you may want to begin thinking about the budget for your special day. Weddings are expensive, […]
Grandparents often play a large role in a child’s life. After all, they were once parents themselves. While there are many ways to include grandparents in your children’s lives, National Grandparents Day, which falls Sunday, […]
The recent volatility in the markets suggests the longest-running bull market in history may be slowing down. There is a growing concern a recession may be on its way. In response, President Donald Trump told […]
Labor unions were first started in 1881 and now one in 10 workers in America is a member of a labor union, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Being part of a union means […]
New parents might wonder how they can afford college for their child. With tuition costs and student loan debt on the rise, parents should start preparing for their child’s future as soon as possible. Enter […]
It’s back-to-school season, which means students are hitting the mall for school supplies and clothes. Between pencils, backpacks, shoes and computers, costs can add up. Luckily, there are a host of freebies and discounts available […]
Credit card debt is intrinsically tied to financial health. It can snowball quickly and is often incredibly hard to get rid of. “The challenge with credit card debt is the high interest rates,” said Howard […]
Traveling is stressful. The long lines, expensive food and extensive security can be anxiety-inducing for any traveler — and that’s just the airport. There isn’t anything much worse than getting to the gate, only to […]
While you may have heard your parents wistfully remembering the good old days of airport travel when people bothered to dress up and smoking was still allowed, these days the words “airport,” “airline ” and […]