Budgeting
Budgeting is a great way to get a handle on your finances. It organizes your cash so you can tackle bills and expenses, save for the future, and still have room for the fun stuff. Get some tips and guidelines for putting together your money plan.
50/15/5: A saving and spending rule of thumb
It isn't about managing every penny. Track your money using 3 categories.
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Can your employee benefits help reduce your expenses?
Free up some room in your budget by putting your employee benefits to work.
09/18/2017
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Should you borrow from your 401(k) to pay off credit card debt?
The decision to use a 401(k) loan to retire high interest credit card debt is not as obvious as it may seem.
09/15/2017
Article
5 reasons 401(k) loans are a bad idea
You'll want to think long and hard before treating your retirement savings like a piggy bank.
09/15/2017
Article
Pros and cons of private student loan refinancing
Weigh the options before deciding how to manage your student loans.
08/14/2017
Article
Dos and don'ts of marital separation
Any separation for more than a few months can put you in a very vulnerable situation financially.
06/28/2017
Article
Take control of your debt with smart planning
Here are six steps that will help you reach financial freedom.
06/28/2017
Article
5 simple ways to save money on your mortgage
Finding ways to save money on your mortgage is as American as home ownership itself.
06/28/2017
Article
Find a better way to pay off student debt
Need help with student debt? Here's a better way to manage it.
03/13/2017
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Spreading holiday cheer without going broke
Review these 6 dos and don'ts to help manage your holiday spending.
11/11/2016
Article
9 money lessons to take from the Great Depression
Get nine relevant tips from that historic era that can save your household money.
08/02/2016
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