Living Well with Bad Credit
Bad credit can feel like a financial roadblock, but it doesn’t have to define your life. While a low credit score may make some financial tasks more difficult, living well is still possible.
Category Budget & Cash Envelopes
Preparing for a Job Layoff
Uncertainty in the job market has many workers wondering what will happen if they are laid off. An unexpected layoff can disrupt not just your income but also your daily life.
Get Zen. Your Mindset Determines Your Money
When thinking about getting your finances in order, it is important to move from a mindset of scarcity to one of abundance.
What Bank Accounts Can Help Control Your Spending
Payday lands and your brain goes, “Hey! We’ve got money! Let’s get our spend on!”
But not so fast. Take a beat.
Loyalty Cards Can Help Boost Savings
One of the favorite quotes from Warren Buffet points out that if you buy a $1,000 item on sale for $750, you didn’t save $250. You spent $750.
Stop Telling Everybody Your Money Business!
Keeping your personal information private can be extremely challenging in today’s world.
No Mom, I Can’t Loan You Money – and Other Awkward Money Convos
What do you do when someone you love asks to borrow money or wants you to co-sign a loan?
Urban Money 101: Decoding Car Insurance Policies
Every state requires a licensed driver to have car insurance. It ensures that if there is an accident, whomever is at fault will be able to reimburse the other party for any injuries or property damage.
Urban Money 101: Using Cash Envelope Budgeting
Using cash envelopes is a straightforward method for managing your finances by allocating physical cash into different spending categories.
So how do you get started?