More than one in three employees earning at least $100,000 per year live paycheck to paycheck, according to one study — and more than 75% of Americans suffer from financial anxiety. Here are 10 things you can do to help regain financial peace of mind.
Many people underestimate all the taxes they pay. Understanding the landscape of your personal taxes is the first step in having a tax-smart financial plan.
Stop chasing happiness and learn how to catch it for good.
Don’t fall into the trap of waiting for motivation to strike before you start a project or begin working toward a goal. One effective strategy to combat procrastination is to take just one tiny step toward completing the task at hand.
Don’t feel defeated by your student debt. Digging out is doable. Here are 5 ways you can start.
So you need some artwork, to finish off your interior and pull it all together. You may be tempted to hit your local home decor or bog box retailer. But what if you probably already had what you needed to do the job beautifully and meaningfully — and at a fraction of the cost?
The ever-present enemy of the morning latté in personal finance blogs, budgeting can bring to mind images of coupon clipping, self-deprivation and sorting towering piles of receipts. But do you really need to do it?
Summer is life’s reminder that simple things bring true happiness. Don’t let these dog days disapoear withot taking time to smell the flowers and savor the soft serve.
It can be done. Here’s a simple plan to destroy $1000 of credit card debt in 30 days flat.
Do sky high loan rates, skimpy saving returns, and excessive fees get your knickers in a twist? Are you looking for a better bang for your banking buck? If so, a credit union just might be your answer.
