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How to lower your cost of living

As inflation continues to increase and affect the cost of everyday items, many families are feeling the squeeze. Households around the globe are taking a closer look at their budgets and finding ways to cut back spending to try and keep pace with rising expenses.

Five ways to avoid overspending during the holidays

By creating a holiday budget and putting a plan in place early, you can help curb overspending and greatly reduce money stress surrounding this time of year. Here are five budgeting tips to control holiday spending.

Back-to-school savings tips

As summer comes to a close and a new school semester is just around the corner, you likely have back-to-shopping on your mind if you’re a parent.

Tips for nearby summer fun on a budget

With soaring gas prices and record inflation you may be thinking twice about summer vacations. Fortunately, there are a variety of fun things you can do close to home that won't require filling the tank and breaking your budget.

How to stick to a budget while going green

While it can be costly to be environmentally-focused, some sustainable switches can also help you save money.

Spring cleaning your finances

Spring isn’t just a great time to clean up your house and get it in order, it’s also a great time to revamp your finances. With these few steps, you can renew and review your finances.

Making your resolutions stick

Most Americans make some sort of New Year’s resolution. But for many, those goals don’t make it through January. If this is your year to make your resolutions stick, consider these tips.

5 financial resolutions to ring in the New Year

If you blew the budget this holiday season, or if you’re just hoping for a fresh start in 2022, consider these five tips to focus on finance in the new year.

Six ways to get your budget ready for the New Year

If you find your budget needs some improvements, here are some helpful tips to getting your income and expenses back in balance and creating a more financially fit 2023.

Easy ways to save on costs this summer

After more than a year of enduring the COVID-19 pandemic, you may be ready to get out into the world and enjoy the summer. The good news is that there is still a lot of summer fun to engage in, just remember to do so safely and economically! Here are some suggestions.

8 ways for working moms to make time for financial planning

Working full-time and taking care of your kids isn’t always easy and it certainly doesn’t leave you a lot of time, especially when it comes to navigating finances. Here are a few tips to help you manage your money even when you have limited time.

Tips for raising financially smart kids

As early as age three, you can start teaching your children how to be financially smart and form good habits. Here are some tips.

How to improve your financial literacy

In honor of April being Financial Literacy Month, here are 5 tips that you can use right away to improve your financial literacy.

Preparing for spring expenses

To make sure you’re prepared and so is your budget, here are four big financial considerations to prep for before the first day of spring.

How you can be financially stable during times of uncertainty

The rise and fall of the market, increasing inflation rates, and unpredictable economic changes can leave anyone feeling completely off balance. When so much feels out of our control, controlling what we can may bring some stability.

Finish 2020 strong with these six financial steps

With 2021 on the horizon, the holiday season is a great time to strengthen your finances for the New Year. Here are six tips that can help ensure a strong, fresh start for January.

Financial planning tips for single parents

Handling finances as a single parent can be a challenge. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you’re on your own. Here are seven financial tips to help you get a handle on your money and help you build financial security.

Financial steps to take before the end of the year

The steps you take today can help you start January off on the right foot and make healthier financial choices in the days ahead.