The term “financial independence” gets thrown around a lot in personal finance articles and blogs, and not everyone uses it the same way. To some people, financial independence simply means earning enough to pay your bills, so you don’t have…
You probably use at least one digital wallet to make in-store and online purchases. Why shouldn’t your kids? With the Mazoola app, they can — safely. Mazoola is a totally free money management app for parents and kids. Armed with…
You know how important it is to protect your personal identity. You safeguard your Social Security number, shred sensitive documents, and regularly check your credit report to avoid becoming a victim. But are you taking similar precautions with your business’s…
People have always grumbled that a dollar doesn’t go as far as it used to. But these days, that complaint is truer than ever. No matter where you go — the gas station, the grocery store, the movies — prices…
As the writer and cartoonist Allen Saunders once said, “Life is what happens to us while we are making other plans.” Personal finance is a perfect example. You can sit down and make a budget that covers all your regular…
The first three weeks every January, I watch as the gym overflows with resolutioners. By Feb. 1, the crowds drop back down to normal levels. It makes sense. Everyone wants the results — whether better health, more wealth, or closer…
You’re all settled into your dream home — the one you saved up years to afford. You’ve unpacked every last moving box, arranged the furniture, and made the first payment on your mortgage. Life is good. Then, one day, you…
In an effort to help make filing taxes easier this year, we are breaking down the various IRS tax forms to help you know if you need them, and how to use them. There’s nothing like a love letter from…
Your bank statement is a record of everything that’s happened in your bank account during a period. You can see the starting balance of the account, every activity that changed the balance, and the ending balance of the account all…
Money was made of metal for a few thousand years. Then it was paper. Today it largely exists as ones and zeroes in a vast network of wires and electrical signals. Those signals include digital money transfers such as ACH…
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