Receiving cashback on items that you already purchase can benefit everybody. As most of you know, during my debt payoff journey, I found different ways to increase my income so I could reach my View Post
Things To Know Before Lending and Borrowing Money From Loved Ones
Loans between family and friends can sometimes be a blessing. Yet many times, they don’t go as planned. A recent survey by Bankrate found that loans between loved ones ended badly almost half of the View Post
Your Emergency Fund: Is $1,000 Really Enough?
After I had my son, I considered all of life’s potential twists and turns. It became clear to me that I would never feel 100% comfortable with only $1,000 in my emergency savings. With the challenges View Post
How to Negotiate a Debt Settlement on Your Own
Settling for less money than you owe can seem like a really good deal, especially if you feel like you are drowning in debt. There is an option to settle your debt using a debt settlement company, but View Post
Is a Health Savings Account Right for You?
From the Affordable Care Act, to employer-based and private plans, it is no wonder we get overwhelmed with endless options for health insurance. These days, millions of Americans choose a Health View Post
How a Checking Account Cushion Can Save Your Budget
Like many people, I struggled with money in the past. I overspent, racked up a ton of debt, and dealt with a lot of financial stress that I could have avoided. But I’m happy to say that my View Post