The Financial Pitfall: Impulse Spending and How to Dodge It
When was the last time you made an impulse purchase? Maybe you were scrolling on your phone when an email notification popped up for an amazing “super sale” at your favorite clothing store.
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Back to School Savings
The temperature outside is high, but your costs don't have to be. Check out these tips on how to keep your back-to-school expenses under control.
Financially Fit in an Inflated Economy: 6 Strategies for Success
It’s 2023 and the price of eggs has tripled in the last couple of years, vehicles have increased by approximately 25%, and the price of real estate has increased significantly. It feels almost unattainable to be in a good financial position in our current economy. However, being financially fit doesn’t mean that you make high wages, or that you...
How to vacation on a budget
Summer is synonymous with vacation for many people, but booking an affordable trip can be tough with high inflation. In this article, we will cover ways to save on a vacation, from choosing a destination, amenities and more. With a little luck and planning, you’ll be able to enjoy the sound of the waves or find that special place to make memories...
8 Ways To Financially Succeed as a Couple
If you want to thrive as a couple, tough discussions are necessary. Talks about growing your family, where to live, and how to be intimate can affect your entire relationship. Despite the important of some conversations, there are plenty that never occur. Did you know that a survey found that 44% of couples think personal finance is the most...