Personal finance software isn’t just something for accountants and personal finance managers. Everyone can benefit from user-friendly software to help manage their money. The right solution can make it easier…
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The debt snowball method is a system that concentrates on paying off debts with the lowest balance first. The idea is that you’ll be able to clear your smallest debt…
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Net worth provides a quick snapshot of your overall financial health. This simple figure is calculated by subtracting the dollar-value equivalent of all of your debts from all of your…
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Becoming a fiscally responsible adult is possible at any age and stage of life. Whether you’re in your 20s and worrying about paying off student loan debt or in your…
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The envelope system is a great way to save money, pay down your debt, and spend on the things you love. Learn how the envelope system works and how you can get started today.
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Most people get into debt at some point in their lives — whether through student loans, credit cards, or car loans. Of course, the goal should be to pay off…
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A health savings account (HSA) can be a practical part of your comprehensive money management strategy. HSAs provide a secure place to keep pre-tax money and let it grow tax-free.…
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Tracking expenses can help inform smart money management, ensuring you have clear oversight and control over your finances. While the thought of examining the money you spend may be daunting…
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Fact: You can get out of debt, invest, and earn more money no matter what your situation. Learn the 5 best ways you can take control of your finances today.
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I’d like to introduce the concept of Career Seasons to you — which will help you find a job that’s perfect for you in this season of your life. At…
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Unlike most personal finance blogs, we believe in using money to say YES — to traveling, buying a round of drinks for friends, or even daily lattes. We see money as a tool for living the life you want, rather than something to make you feel trapped and ashamed. So if you’re looking for money tips that include digging in your couch cushions for change, you’ve come to the wrong place. But if you’ve ever wanted to get serious about your career, your productivity, or starting a business, we’ve got you covered.
