It’s never fun when life throws you a sudden, unexpected financial curveball. And unfortunately, these challenges always seem to pop up when you least expect them. The good news is there are solutions available to help you get back on financial track. The following steps provide a roadmap for dealing with significant financial obstacles.
Black Friday, arguably the greatest shopping day of the year, is almost upon us. Between the festive atmosphere and being in the giving spirit, it’s easy to get carried away. However, with a bit of preparation, you can make the day fun and memorable – and score some awesome deals!
Buying your first car is both exciting and a bit overwhelming. It’s a big decision that will impact your finances for the next several years. As a first-time buyer, you want to know you’re making the right choice and not being taken advantage of by the dealership.
Whether it’s trekking across Europe, embarking on a coast-to-coast road trip of the U.S., or cruising through the Canadian Rockies by train, most people dream about that one bucket-list vacation. To many, this adventure remains a dream. But with dedication and planning, it’s often more attainable than people realize.
Choosing to live on your own can be liberating and provide a level of freedom that most young adults hope to experience sooner rather than later. And while you may be mentally prepared to move out of your parent’s place, you might not be there quite yet – financially speaking.
The twinkling lights, delicious foods, and festive music are all signs the holiday season is upon us. And while it's one of the most joyous times of the year, rising prices have many worried. Before you let today’s economic woes bah humbug your holiday spirit, review the following tips to help boost your spending power.
Today, managing both your career and family can be challenging. But it’s becoming even more difficult for a growing segment of the population. Commonly known as the “sandwich generation,” these individuals are raising their own children while also caring for aging parents.
One area that first-time homebuyers struggle the most to understand is their monthly mortgage payment. Unlike a car loan, it’s not as clear-cut. And most real estate websites and financial calculators only focus on the principal and interest portion of your payment – which can be very misleading.
Unexpected medical expenses are inevitable and always seem to show up at the most inopportune time. Being that these costs are often relatively high, you may wonder how you will ever pay for them.
Welcoming a new baby is a joyous and exciting time for parents. Whether this is your first child or your third, you know this new addition will come with extra expenses. For most, navigating these costs while also continuing to save money can be tricky.
