Budgeting basics

There are several ways to deposit a check — some are simpler than others.

There are ways to access your money and ultimately spend it. Here’s how.

Creating a timeline is a useful way to plan and meet all your financial goals.

A financial glow-up is essentially a money makeover. It’s taking a thorough look at your finances and following up with actions to meet your money goals. “Glow-up” may be a trendy term, but taking [...]

ADHD can affect your ability to manage money — here are tips that work for me.

Cashier’s checks and money orders are similar. Here’s when to use one instead of the other.

Slow shopping has been growing in popularity despite potential drawbacks.

There’s still time to lock in a high-yielding CD as the Fed suggests cutting rates.

Here’s a helpful guide to how much you need in savings over the course of your life.

Creating a timeline is a useful way to plan and meet all your financial goals.

An emergency fund is an essential part of a solid financial plan.

It’s important to find the right home for your emergency savings.

Use this challenge to stash more cash toward your savings goals.

Monthly budgets are popular because many expenses, such as rent and bills, occur monthly.

Rainy day and emergency funds differ but together provide a sound financial plan.

Should you let these fintechs automate your budgeting?

Comparing savings rates can ensure you get the best return on your savings.

Here’s how to save money and get the most bang for your buck.

Get the latest rates on top-yielding money market accounts.

Savers can still earn yields on deposit accounts that are outpacing inflation, even as some yields have decreased recently as banks anticipate a likely Federal Reserve rate cut in September. One such option [...]

How Reg. D impacts your savings account and why it pays to check with your bank.

Working as a freelancer requires a new approach to saving money. Here’s how.

No matter your age, these tips can help you improve your financial situation.

Whether you hope to buy a home or just rent for a while, a solid savings plan is the key to finally moving out of your parents’ house.