The new school year brings a lot of excitement and maybe some new responsibilities. Those responsibilities could be paying housing expenses or splitting those expenses with roommates, buying groceries, managing a budget, and more. But how do you pay for all of these things? Just the thought of...
On a good day, I wonder if my family hears what I say or if all they hear is "blah, blah, blah!" However, when I talk about what I want to happen if I'm in an accident, hospitalized, or die, I'm SURE some of my family completely block my words. That's why I think it's so important that I write down...
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) plans divide your total purchase into equal payments, with only the first payment due at checkout. Often the total cost is divided into four equal payments; you only pay 25% of the total cost the day you make the purchase. The remaining payments are billed to your debit,...
Student loans, rental agreements, car purchases, employment contracts plus day-to-day spending – all in the life of a college student! Between the ages of 18 to 25 years old, people go from spending money on fun to significant financial decisions that can affect them for many years. Launching young...
Disclaimer: Information about federal student loans is rapidly changing. This blog is current as of July 20, 2023.
If you were depending on student loan debt relief, you may need to adjust to the recent news that student loan repayment will be resuming soon without the anticipated...
Do you want to get the most bang for your buck? Of course you do! We all know there are only so many dollars in our paycheck and an endless number of opportunities to spend those dollars. Being creative and very conscious of your spending goes a long way to stretching your dollars.
Check Your...
Raise your hand if you have ever used a service to send your money digitally!
*Slowly raises hand*
According to research, over three-quarters of U.S. adults have used at least one type of payment app in their lives (...
Talking about money can be tough. We tend to have all kinds of values, mixed messages, emotions and more tied to our money conversations. For some people, the last kind of talk they want to have with family is "the money talk." Unfortunately, this means our children may not be as prepared to handle...
Purchasing health insurance requires choosing which insurance plan works best for you, whether you are choosing from your workplace options or from the marketplace. Before you make your decision, think about what is important to you:
Which doctors and/or hospitals are accessible with each...
Money is a topic that impacts almost everyone. Learning what you value and how to balance your individual wants and needs with your available financial resources can impact your overall personal financial well-being.
Many people are not feeling comfortable with their finances at the present time...
