Every time you go to the grocery store, the food prices seem to increase just a little bit more. Fortunately, technology provides a handy option for trimming your grocery bills. Grocery receipt rewards apps give you cash back on certain…
It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement of wedding planning. Things like the venue, decor, food, and wedding attire can make it a truly magical time — until the bill arrives. Talking about your wedding budget probably isn’t…
Budgeting — and saving money — is hard. One-third of Americans would have trouble covering a surprise $400 expense with cash, according to the Federal Reserve. Part of the problem may lie with flawed traditional budgeting advice. Traditional budgeting methods…
When you have so much debt that it seems like you’ll never pay it off, bankruptcy can seem like your best or only option. What happens to your debts after you file for bankruptcy depends on the type of bankruptcy…
If you’ve got the sinking feeling things are getting more expensive, you’re not alone. In May 2021, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (representing about 93% of the population) increased 5%…
A three-digit number can make or break your finances. If you have a good credit score, a world of opportunity opens to you. But if your score isn’t so hot, loans and insurance cost more and can be harder to…
The rent is too darn high, and the cost of buying a house keeps going up. Plenty of people are convinced they’ll never be able to afford to buy a home. Even if you do have the funds set aside…
When you go through a divorce, it’s common to feel relieved a dysfunctional relationship is ending. But if your ex was the primary breadwinner, it’s also normal to be concerned about supporting yourself without their income — or about having…
Even if it’s for the best in the long run, divorce wreaks havoc on your finances in the short term. Your income drops while your living expenses increase. There’s also the cost of the divorce to consider, including paying attorney’s…
For years, Craigslist was the place to go when you needed a roommate or some funky, free furniture, or if you wanted to follow up on a missed connection. While the classifieds site might not be as popular as it…
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