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Are you worried about how you’re going to feed your family this month? If so, you’re not alone. According to a May 2020 analysis by Feeding America, pre-pandemic, 37 million people, including 11 million children, lived in a food-insecure household….
In trying to live a more frugal life, I’m getting better at handling projects that I used to pay professionals to do. In addition to home improvement projects, I’ve learned that I can save plenty by taking on some auto repairs…
Perhaps you have a new job, are a newlywed, or have recently committed to a personal savings plan. Whatever your life stage, you’ve surely heard that regularly contributing to savings is an important financial strategy. You know to save for…
This is the year it’s going to happen: You’re going to start saving money — for your retirement, your kid’s college fund, or that European vacation you’ve always dreamed of. So you open a browser and search for ways to…
You know what they say: Location, location, location. And it matters for your wedding as much as real estate. The venue you pick influences everything else about the wedding, including the price tag. But a unique wedding venue doesn’t have…
For some folks, the perfect wedding is at a hometown venue surrounded by everybody they know and love. Nephews and nieces run underfoot, favorite relatives pay for a dollar dance, and a red-faced single catches the bouquet. Other folks long…
Ever wonder how long it will take your investment to double? Perhaps you’ve heard financial experts talk about invested wealth growing astronomically over time, seemingly by magic. Where do these assumptions come from? Whether you’re saving for an emergency fund,…
Nothing is quite as American as a good rags-to-riches story, and it’s safe to say that many folks also enjoy the occasional macabre tale of the riches-to-rags variety. But despite all the attention paid to financial failures and cautionary tales,…
Conversations about estate planning often focus on leaving gifts and possessions to our loved ones. But a beneficiary doesn’t have to be a person. It can be a charity or nonprofit organization instead. Just because you can’t afford to give…
I spend around $350 per month on groceries just for me. For a family of four, it’s probably closer to $1,000 or more. That’s a lot of money by anyone’s standards. And unfortunately, the price of groceries is going up….
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