Category: Financial tips and tricks

  • Product Reviews May Save You Money – But Watch Out For Fakes

    Before you purchase something, do you look at product reviews? Whether you are buying online, or in a store, a little bit of research and reading product reviews may save you money.  Saving money is isn’t just about not spending money, it also means spending your money wisely. When making a purchase the cheapest option may […]

  • Overwhelmed by Bills? Here’s How to Lower Them.

    Are you overwhelmed by bills? Nobody wants to pay them, yet they come every month. Bills can put a real strain on a household’s finances. In fact, one study by doxoINSIGHTS found that in the 25 largest metro areas in the United States, the average American household pays $984 per month, or 17% of their […]

  • Can You Save Time and Money Using Grocery Delivery Services?

    If the aisles of your grocery store seem just a little bit less crowded these days, here’s why: More and more people are ordering their groceries online using Grocery Delivery Services. By 2022, the Food Marketing Institute says that consumers could be spending $100 billion a year on grocery delivery services. In fact, in the […]

  • How to Lower Bills that Impact Your Budget

    Nobody wants to pay them, yet they come every month. Bills can put a real strain on a household’s finances. If you’re like many people, you may be looking for ways to lower bills. One study by doxoINSIGHTS found that in the 25 largest metro areas in the United States, the average American household pays […]

  • 6 Tips For an Affordable Last Minute Vacation

    So, you’ve decided that taking an affordable last minute vacation is something you can pull off this year. Maybe you found a way to scrimp and save last month to splurge on a quick weekend getaway or a family member invited you for a week at their beach rental. Whatever the reason, congratulations! Studies show […]

  • 7 Free Personal Finance Classes You Can Take Online

    Studies show that many Americans aren’t saving enough for retirement and can’t cover a relatively small emergency expense with the money they have on hand. According to the Federal Reserve, less than two-fifths of adults believe they are saving enough for retirement. And 40% of adults say that if faced with a $400 unexpected expense, […]

  • Personal Finance Checklist Infographic

    Financial success can be easy with the right tools. One of our favorite tools to use is a Personal Finance Checklist. When you have a full understanding of your financial picture, it’s easier to take steps toward financial security. Creating a personal finance checklist, especially if you update and review it regularly, can greatly enhance […]

  • Financial Goals You Can Accomplish in Six Months or Less

    Last week on the Young Adults Perspective series, we talked about how to get back on track financially after a major setback. This week, we will continue to talk about the financial future, but with a positive focus of financial goals in mind. One of the best ways to ensure healthy spending practices is to […]

  • I Blew it Financially – Tips for Getting Back on Track and Correcting Mistakes

    Welcome once again to our Young Adults Perspectives series. In our last post, we discussed the idea of creating a personal finance checklist to help get a better understanding of your financial picture. This week, we will discuss what happens when all your hard work doesn’t lead to success. Despite all the time you might […]

  • A Personal Finance Checklist for Young Adults- What You Need to Know

    Welcome back to the Young Adults Perspective series, where we offer insights and tips for newly financially independent young adults. Last week, we looked at the blooming industry of FinTech, and covered tools that offer assistance for managing your personal finances. This week, we will be focusing on a much simpler type of tool: a […]