Money Saving Tips: February 15th – 19th This week we’re offering tips on how to protect your Social Security number, choose the appropriate tax preparer, and plan for a growing family. Here’s what you should know this week: It’s no secret that raising children can be incredibly expensive. In fact, the latest U.S. Department of Agriculture report found it costs approximately $245,340 to… Read More
Money Saving Tips: February 8th – 12th This week we’re sharing tips on rebalancing retirement investments, what to do with an old health savings account, and how to determine if you’re ready to become a homeowner. Here’s what you need to know now: With the stock market off to a rocky start in 2016, you’re likely one of the millions of Americans… Read More
Money Saving Tips: February 1st – 5th This week we’re sharing tips on buying your first car, how to throw an affordable Championship game party and a few changes you should be aware of when filing your taxes. Here’s what you need to know now: It’s easy to make mistakes when buying a car, especially if it’s your first time. Dr. Penny… Read More
Money Saving Tips: January 25th – 29th This week we’re sharing tips on what to do with your 401(k) when you switch jobs, how to properly claim charity contributions on your tax return, and how to keep your budget in check. Here’s what you need to know now. If you’re in the process of switching jobs, take comfort in knowing the money… Read More
Money Saving Tips: January 18th – 22nd This week we’re sharing tips on establishing an emergency savings plan, which IRA plan to choose for an inheritance, and what to know about a credit report. Here’s what you need to know now. Starting an emergency fund can seem overwhelming, but Sarah Winfrey from Business Insider shares a few tips that emphasize that you’re… Read More
Money Saving Tips: January 11th – 15th This week we’re sharing tips on filling out the FAFSA, what steps to take when transitioning from two incomes to one, as well as what expenses are tax deductible while job-hunting. Here’s what you need to know now. Despite thinking you might be ineligible to receive financial aid for your college-bound child, Janet Berry-Johnson from… Read More
Money Saving Tips: January 4th – 8th This week we’re sharing tips to cut your heating bill, how to spend a year-end bonus, and ways to find cheaper flights. Here’s what you need to know now. As temperatures dip, many homeowners brace themselves for higher energy bills. Emily Lugg for Daily Finance explains that taking a proactive approach to energy efficiency can… Read More
Money Saving Tips: December 21st – 25th This week we’re breaking down the benefits of comprehensive auto insurance, as well as sharing tips on financial record-keeping and avoiding surprise medical bills. Here’s what you need to know now. Is comprehensive auto insurance as “comprehensive” as it sounds? According to Amy Danise from Forbes, the coverage only protects you against a few specific… Read More
Money Saving Tips: December 14th – 18th This week we’re sharing tips to pay off credit card debt, how to take advantage of a strengthening economy, and the tricks stores use to lure you into more spending. Here’s what you need to know now: Credit card debt can be daunting, especially if you owe a balance on several different cards, but it… Read More
Money Saving Tips: November 30th – December 4th This week we’re sharing habits that can sabotage your finances, how to budget with a fluctuating income, and how to get tax breaks from charitable giving. There are a number of habits that can lead to financial sabotage. Jeff Rose of Daily Finance shares which habits you should break to avoid a dire financial situation.… Read More