If you thought going to college brought you immeasurable freedom, just wait until graduation. The truth is, graduating college brings more life changes than entering college – especially when it comes to your financial landscape. Take a look at some of the most beneficial money saving tips for college graduates. Full story
Savings is one of the most basic concepts in personal finance…or so we think. While the rewards of saving money are obvious, actually following through often proves to be a challenge. Even when people understand its importance, savings is made difficult by the fact that everyone’s situation is different. Below, we explore several different approaches to savings (and the pros and cons of each) to help you pick the right one. Full story
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Everyone is looking for ways to save money and with Americans becoming more budget conscious,… Full story
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With Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales hitting all time records this holiday season, holiday spending is in full swing among both men and women. Interestingly enough, both sexes plan to create a holiday budget, however the gifts they plan to spend money on and their shopping strategies differ. Check out our infographic which shows the holiday spending habits of men versus women. Full story
From budgets to quarterly results, the term “fiscal year” gets used quite a bit, but… Full story
Every year, without fail, my local gym gets absolutely packed around the start of the year. All the people looking to lose a few pounds as part of their New Year’s resolutions come into the gym. Within a few weeks, they start to thin out. Here are seven ways you can stick to a financial fitness regiment in 2011. Full story
The holiday season is fast upon us. Just as it’s easy to overeat during the holidays, it’s easy to overspend, especially if you buy on credit. People spend about 15 percent more on purchases paid with a credit card. Here are seven holiday money tips for couples. Full story
Like most students away from parents for the first time, your priorities are finding your classes and navigating your courses, and balancing this reality with adapting to the social scene without adult supervision (what, no curfew?). Full story
It’s almost Independence Day. While technically we’re celebrating Independence Day there’s something to be said for a mid-summer check-in on your finances. Happy Fourth! Full story
Let’s be honest, budgeting isn’t fun. Here are five reasons you should do it anyhow. Full story
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