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Don’t Let Debt Ruin the Holidays
While the holiday season conjures thoughts of joy and family celebration, for those in credit card debt, it can be a stressful time. This year, don’t let spending and debt fears interfere with your...
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Should You Buy a House if You’re Already in Debt
Many people consider buying a house to be the finish line after conquering the hurdles of debt. But that doesn’t always have to be the case. Yes, buying a house is one of the more difficult...
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Budgeting for Your First Summer After Graduation
Without the college experience you once took for granted — dorms, prepaid meals, parental bailouts, etc. — recent graduates are left to brave the tightrope of financial responsibility without a safety...
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7 Ways to Find Your Financial Footing After Graduation
For recent college graduates, there is a lot to figure out. But one of the biggest adjustments they will face is their newfound financial freedom, which can be both exciting and challenging. The...
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Budgeting for Beginners
Ah, budgeting. Perhaps the concept is new to you or maybe you’ve tried in the past but weren’t as successful as you’d hoped you’d be. In any case, budgeting is not easy — but it is extremely...
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15 Tips to Improve How You Handle Money
Is your goal to live life like your favorite reality TV star, or do you just want financial stability and a luxury vacation every now and then? Whatever your lifestyle goals, you can’t meet them...
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How to Budget for Costly Home Repairs
Owning a home is expensive enough without including costly home repairs. You want to be prepared for any emergencies that may arise, but you also don’t want to put a big strain on your budget. Here’s...
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5 Steps to Buying a Home After Bankruptcy
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who have declared bankruptcy, financial recovery can seem like a pipe dream. But don’t give up. According to a study by the Consumer Financial Protection...
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Better Investing for Beginners
Are you new to investing? Not sure where to start? Investing for beginners can be overwhelming. There are so many moving parts. With that said, we hope the process we’ll show you today will make it...
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5 Savvy Money Moves to Make This Year
The following is a guest post from The Savvy Couple. As much as we don’t like to admit it, money is a very important tool that can be used to better our lives. So why don’t we take better care of...
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Top Money-Saving Tips and Tricks to Beat 2020 Holiday Debt
Between Santa shenanigans, special foods, long-distance travel and treats, holiday spending adds up quickly—and so does holiday debt. In 2019, shoppers in the US spent 3.4% more than they did in 2018....
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Why Financial Productivity Begins with a Positive Mindset
The following is a guest post by Orion Talmay, of Orion’s Method. Dealing with finances can be stressful and leave you feeling overwhelmed. It’s all too easy to ignore mounting debts or believe you’ll...
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How to Save $5,000 This Year with the 52-Week Money Challenge
This post originally appeared in the Financially Independent Millennial. The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author only and are not endorsed by Credit.com. Table of...
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Living Room Ideas On a Budget–[Top 14] in 2021
This post originally appeared in The Financially Independent Millennial. Table of contents Gathering Budget Friendly Ideas for a Living Room Makeover14: Consider What You Don’t Have13: Create...
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Living Alongside Your Debt: 7 Tips on Managing Debt
Even if you have a little bit of debt, you need to find ways to manage it properly. Whether you’re paying off your tuition, loans, or credit card bills, this guide has been designed to help you better...
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14 Frugal Living Tips You Can Implement Today
This post originally appeared on The Financially Independent Millennial. Table of contents Learn to Say “NO” to Unnecessary Expenses#14: Take Advantage of Available Loyalty Programs#13: Consider...
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How to Plan a Wedding on a Budget of $1000
This post originally appeared on The Financially Independent Millennial. If you’re like thousands of American couples each year, you might ask yourself how to plan a wedding on a budget of $1000....
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Saving Money in the Short Term versus the Long-Term Payback
This post originally appeared on TranscriptionOutsourcing.net and has been republished with permission. When it comes to running a business, not all goals are the same. Is your business about...
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How to Live a Great Yet Frugal Life
This post originally appeared on Arrest Your Debt and has been republished with permission. Often, the word frugal is associated with negativity. Although a frugal life seems like a lot of sacrifices,...
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12 Top Budget Categories You Need In Your Plan
This post originally appeared on Arrest Your Debt and has been republished with permission. There’s an old meme floating around the internet that draws attention to the fact that public school...
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