Personal finance articles to help you learn how to budget, save money and get out of debt. Helping you cut expenses, live below your means, live more frugally and love your life on a budget!
Different generations spend their money in very different ways. Baby boomers often invested in things that symbolized stability and success, while Gen Z is more cautious about where their money goes. Rising costs, shifting values, and a preference for experiences over “stuff” makes these classic boomer purchases unappealing to this generation. Cable TV Boomers stuck…
Gen Z isn’t following the money playbook their parents used. They’ve seen prices jump, technology reshape life, and old advice miss the mark. Instead of forcing traditions that no longer work, they’re building habits that fit today’s reality and keep their finances steady. Here are eight money trends they’re leaving in the dust… Credit Card…
Homeownership comes with its share of expenses, but it also offers financial advantages that renting can’t match. From building equity to tax breaks, these benefits can strengthen long-term wealth. Here are eight key perks that make owning a home worth considering. Building Equity Over Time Each mortgage payment you make increases your stake in the…
Trips to the grocery store and mall don’t look the same anymore. Well-known brands are closing stores, restructuring, or disappearing altogether. Debt, falling foot traffic, and new competition all play a part, but the result is the same—familiar names are under real pressure. Here are twelve that could be next. Big Lots Is on the…
More people are juggling side gigs these days, and it’s easy to see why. Driving for rideshares, picking up freelance projects, or piecing together contract work has become part of everyday life. But this shift is having more of an impact than just boosting today’s income; it’s also reshaping what the future of retirement could…
College used to feel like the obvious next step after high school. Today, more students are asking if it’s worth the cost. For many, the quicker route to earning, saving, and investing starts outside of a traditional four-year campus. Trade programs, certifications, and entry-level jobs are showing people there’s more than one way to get…
