Mark Cuban. Warren Buffett. Michael Bloomberg. Most people will never be as rich as the world’s wealthiest billionaires, but you can still learn from their smart money habits.
From ditching debt to paying bills on time, fiscally savvy folks have developed good habits and plans that keep them in financial...
When it comes to managing our money, new technology can be helpful. But sometimes, it is important to remember the old-fashioned savings strategies that still work.
Here are the top old-school money ideas that can still help you…
It may not surprise you that Americans aren’t happy right now. Recent research, in fact, shows that only 14% of US citizens endorse feeling “very happy” overall. The number of happy Americans hasn’t been this low since at least the 1970s. Of course, that leads to an important question: How can happiness be increased?
Adopting a frugal living lifestyle lets you save by getting freebies, using secondhand products or coupons. It helps you use your money on things you value most: living debt-free, saving for retirement and investing in yourself. So, to start living frugally, these are some tricks that you can use…
One of the challenging aspects of buying any type of insurance is determining how much coverage you need.
Buy too little insurance and you won’t have enough to get through a tough situation when you actually need it to do its job the most…
Have you tried to save at least 3 to 6 months’ worth of living expenses in an emergency savings account for years without success? If so, you’re not alone. Nearly 1 in 4 Americans said they would need to borrow money to cover an unexpected bill for $1,000, according to a survey by personal finance site Bankrate. Around 16% said they’d have to charge…
The term “fiscally responsible” is usually associated with government and politics. Politicians and government officials use the word when discussing the national budget and how they are using taxpayer dollars. However, the term applies to more than just government, the act of being a fiscally responsible person is important in your personal finances...