Got 30 minutes? 10 ways you can save a ton of money
While most of us have our own personal and specific financial goals, we also share many common goals and generally want similar outcomes when it comes to money. We want to earn more money. We […]
Examining the price of eating at home vs eating out
It seems like America’s appetite for food is insatiable. Instagram feeds are filled with plates piled high with pasta, perfectly grilled steaks and luscious desserts. It feels like there is a food-centric show on almost […]
12 clever money-saving tips from real moms
Parenting not only takes a lot of effort but it can be expensive as well. We all know how much we do as moms. We take care of the kids, we cook, we clean, we […]
Tips for creating a financial plan
It’s time to talk about the big picture for a minute, so close your eyes and imagine your future. What does it look like? Are you sitting poolside, sipping margaritas while someone else takes care […]
Learning to pay yourself first
Exactly what does it mean to pay yourself first? Overall, it means that your top priority should be to put a certain amount of money into your savings and/or investment accounts before you pay your […]
What does life post-MBA look like?
Earning an MBA (Master of Business Administration) degree is no small feat. Between the work you did in undergrad, the application process, determining how to pay for your MBA education, completing your studies, internship(s) and other work […]
What to do after you graduate from law school
Life after law school can be an exciting time as you look forward to your new career. Degree in hand, you are likely also looking back at years of built-up loans. Along with medical school, […]
Bad financial advice from US presidents
We’re less than a month away from perhaps the most important presidential election in U.S. history, one that will not only decide the fate of the country for the next four years but likely the […]
Do you need help with student loan debt?
Student loans can be difficult to manage. If you need student loan debt help, you’re not alone. According to Bloomberg News, more than $166.4 billion worth of student loans are delinquent. With the average total student […]
Student loan options: What is refinancing vs. consolidation?
Student loans can have a way of making you feel like a hamster in a wheel — spinning like crazy but getting nowhere fast. And while knowing that around 44 million Americans carry student loan debt might […]