For those of us who aren't rolling in money, saving a portion of a paycheck is a chore. We know we should do it, but there are so many other fun things to do with our money.
You recently had a new baby. Right now, you are officially in "new parent mode." You are changing diapers, feeding the baby, and crossing your fingers that you will get the occasional afternoon nap in so you can survive those long sleepless nights when the baby is fussy.
As a parent, one thing that is always looming in the background is your child’s college education. Yes, you want the best for your child – to send them to a good school; to make sure they get a great education. But, all you hear about in the news is skyrocketing college prices.
It’s no secret you want the best for your children. What good parent doesn’t? You want them to have great friends, a solid education, and, in general, the best life possible. One way you can help considerably is by starting a savings account for them and developing a plan to add to it regularly.
The New Year is a great time to set goals and start fresh. Even if you’re not the best at saving money or cash always seems to be tight, we have ten tips to help you quickly boost your savings this year.
As the summer comes to an end, feelings can be bittersweet. While vacations and relaxing days for kids are waning, most parents welcome the structure and routine of the school year with open arms. However, before those routines can get into full swing, there’s much to do. Children need back-to-school supplies and clothes, which can throw your budget for a loop without a little planning.
Life can be pretty hectic as the parent of a newborn baby. Your mind is racing with thoughts of feedings, changing diapers, and sleep…much-needed sleep! Any financial thoughts are likely geared towards buying more diapers or formula.
When looking for ways to save more money, it’s essential to include the whole family. When everyone within the household has a clear understanding of the family’s finances and monetary goals, you’re more likely to succeed.
Life is full of surprises. While some of these might be pleasant, you're also likely to experience those that can put you in a financial jam. An emergency fund can help protect your financial health in the event the unexpected happens.
Spring cleaning your home is probably not new to you. You declutter the garage, clean windows, wipe down baseboards, clear out your basement, and more. But, what about your finances? It pays to spend some time spring cleaning your finances too. Below are seven ways to get your finances in order.
