Wondering how to save some money on your next shopping spree or grocery trip? Fortunately, it’s easier than you think. Using a couponing website is one of the best ways to save a little cash on everything from groceries to clothing, and it’s easy to…
Between monthly rent, insurance, taxes, and other expenses, it’s often hard to track where all your money goes. A spontaneous shopping trip, extravagant vacation, or even a visit to the grocery store can put you in the hole. With so many money-spending temptations and expenses…
The term credit score pops up regularly in newspapers, blogs, and daily life. Everyone knows it’s a number with the capacity to make or break one’s financial abilities, but what does it really mean? Here’s everything you need to know about credit scores and building…
Amid the nonstop work from the home grind, many of us are in need of a break. With most popular vacation spots closed or operating at a reduced capacity, and social distancing, a new fact of life, here’s some tips for inexpensive (and safe) day…
As protests continue nationwide following the death of George Floyd, some companies are developing innovative ways to support the Black Lives Matter movement. Here are the top four companies that are doing the most to help promote racial equality and some honorable mentions. We’ve also…
Student credit cards are cards with lower credit limits, no annual fee, and generally lower interest rates. They are designed for young people with little to no credit as a way to help students build their credit while in school. According to U.S. News reports,…
From Grubhub to Doordash, many people are turning to delivery meal services amid the pandemic. Frankly, it’s okay to treat yourself to take out every once in a while, but ordering several times a week will take a toll on your bank account. Here are…
At the end of April 2020, the labor force participation rate had decreased to 60.2 percent, its lowest mark since 1973. Since this date, the rate has dropped even further. The truth of this matter is not that only 60% of Americans are needed in…
Amid an uncertain economy, many unemployed individuals are turning to the gig economy to fill their empty pockets. Many have resorted to the likes DoorDash and Grubhub, delivering food to customers amid store and restaurant closures nationwide. However, for those less comfortable venturing out during…
There’s no need to shell out thousands on a fancy computer coding course, let alone $10 on some subpar curriculum you found online. Amid the ongoing pandemic, many websites and startups are offering free tools to learn the likes of Java and Python. Stuck at…
A 401(k) plan is a retirement saving account given to you by your employer to divert a portion of their salary into long-term investments. It’s a special type of account funded through pre-tax payroll deductions. The funds in the account can be invested in a…
As states slowly begin to reopen, businesses must figure out how to keep workers and customers safe while simultaneously adhering to government guidelines and employment laws whilst trying to maximize profits. It is also the responsibility of workers to abide by the guidelines and remain…
