Managing your money includes learning how to save, budget, and optimize your personal finances.
Should you pay off debt like student loands or invest your money in the stock market? It’s a question we get asked a lot and we want to help you make the right decision. So today, we’re going to give you our thoughts along with an action plan on how you can invest while you …
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In this video, we break down the reasons we started saving fast an made it a habit. We explain how you can change your mindset and save money faster than you think. It’s not the standard how to save money tips you are used to hearing. Using this strategy we were able to save 75% …
What is Zelle and should you use it to transfer money in and out of your bank accounts? Zelle is a digital payment system that is owned by several US banks. It allows a customer to transfer money almost instantly to another person’s account. Zelle is used through your existing bank account at a participating bank or …
1. Staple goods game is lacking and needs some work If you want to save money on groceries and eat healthy, focus on buying staple goods. Staple foods are great as foundations, budget friendly, generally accepted by all members of the family, and can be easily enhanced in terms of flavor and texture. Most of …
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When you think of self care, we bet mastering your finances is not the first thing that comes to mind. You might think it’s getting your nails done, getting a massage, or going to the gym. All these things are nice, but they don’t solve what we think is the underlying problem. We believe the …
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Balance vs. Monthly Payment Have you ever wondered why your card balance is so low, but your monthly payment is so high? It’s because your monthly payment is based on your balance plus the interest you owe the credit card company. The interest you pay is based on your APR and the average daily balance you carry …
