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Personal finance books are hot sellers. Top titles include “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” (Robert T. Kiyosaki), “The Total Money Makeover” (Dave Ramsey), and “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” (Stephen R. Covey) However, there’s one book that’s more popular…
The Lopez family was excited about finally getting to remodel their kitchen, something they’d been wanting to do for over a year. However, their excitement transformed into anxiety when their contractor told them the bills for the project would come to…
Julia has a secret credit card that she hides from her husband, Carlos. Whenever she goes out for a little retail therapy, she uses that card and has the bill sent to her office. That way, she doesn’t have to…
In 2016, “adulting” – behaving like a responsible adult – made the short list for Oxford Dictionaries‘ Word of the Year. This term shows up a lot on social media, mostly among millennials talking ironically about mundane tasks like making…
The silver bells of the holiday season certainly take their toll on your wallet. In a November 2019 Gallup poll, Americans said they expected to spend an average of $942 on holiday gifts. A record-breaking 37% of respondents said they…
You know how important it is to have an emergency fund for weathering financial disasters. But when you’re living paycheck to paycheck, starting an emergency fund can be tough. If you’re already spending every penny you have just to pay…
When you’re struggling to get by on a tight budget, one way to stretch your shopping dollars is to buy secondhand. ou can find some fantastic bargains at thrift shops and flea markets, but the best bargain of all is to…
If you’re looking for ways to pick up a little extra cash, it’s probably crossed your mind to try going through your closets looking for old stuff you can sell. Unused clothing, jewelry, collectibles, and tools can all fetch a…
The differences between the sexes can be a pretty touchy subject. Whenever you talk in general terms about men and women, you must pick your words carefully so you don’t sound like you’re promoting sexist stereotypes. Sometimes it seems safer…
For roughly 100 years, there was only one way to make a phone call: through a landline, a network of copper wires that physically linked homes all over the world. If you wanted a phone in your home, you had…
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