6 tips for managing money when you’re depressed
Depression is a major health issue that can impact all areas of our lives — including how we feel about and manage our money. Given that estimates of depression rates run as high as one […]
At $32.5M asking, this San Diego home could set a new record
In the hilly, seaside neighborhood of La Jolla in San Diego, a new cliffside mansion has recently hit the market. And it’s holding headlines with its ambitious asking price and endless list of customizations. Priced at $32.5 million, […]
This state is fighting inflation by paying everyone $400
Why are Colorado residents receiving this money? The legislature is opting to send taxpayers the money because of a record state surplus. “Instead of the government sitting on money that Coloradans earned, we want […]
Bear market: How deep is your financial loss?
In response to June 10’s worse-than-expected inflation reading, which makes another drastic rate hike a foregone conclusion ahead of this week’s Fed meeting, stocks were getting hammered on Friday and Monday. The S&P 500 […]
Does your kid need a debit card? These are some of the best
Digital money is becoming more accessible to kids and younger and younger ages. It’s integrated with the games they play and apps they love. Aside from digital technology, sometimes your kids need access to […]
30 genius ways to save cash on food right now
Outside of housing and transportation, Americans spend more on food than any other category. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2020 the average U.S. household shelled out $7,316 on food, including groceries and […]
Here’s why credit card payments are plummeting as debt surges
Proof of the financial fallout from the past several years is starting to show in a startling way. Credit card debt and interest rates are both heading to record-high numbers – and it’s […]
Have financial regrets? Here’s how to recover
Almost half of Americans (47%) are considering a financial resolution for 2022, according to a recent survey by MoneyGeek. So, what happened in 2021 that sparked a revitalized money mindset? For Millennials, it boils down […]
How many seniors are postponing retirement in your state?
The COVID-19 pandemic brought a significant shock to the U.S. economy in 2020. Unemployment rose to 14.7% in April of that year — a figure that doesn’t even include those who voluntarily exited the workforce. Many […]
Interest rates are rising. Here’s how to pay down credit card debt fast
I’ve received several questions from Money Girl podcast listeners about paying off credit card debt. It’s a fundamental goal because carrying card balances come with high interest, a waste of your financial resources. Instead of […]