Budgeting

Making The Most of Your College Meal Plan Whether your college uses dining dollars or meal swipes, if you’re living on campus, you have a meal plan. Meal plans ... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

How to Set Budget Percentages Setting up a budget can be difficult, especially if you are trying to budget for an entire family. When you sit down to ... read the story

by Jennifer Clark

Six Things to Do Finanically Before Your 30th Birthday Once we graduate college, the real world takes no time in showing us a thing or two about the struggles of adulthood. Fi... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

Monthly Budget for Singles: Where You Can Cut Have you ever been unexpectedly plunged into the “single life?” Living life as a single person has its perks, howeve... read the story

Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? You Shouldn’t A lot of people claim that they would love to be a millionaire. After all, when the economy is shaky and your bank accou... read the story

by Amanda Blankenship

How to Help Yourself (And Your Budget) Survive Hanukkah Hanukkah starts tonight and many people will be scrambling to buy gifts for everyone in the family. Many parents will be... read the story

Your Personal Finance Constitution Let it guide you to financial freedom… The U.S. Constitution is more than a founding document. It is the basis of ... read the story

by Guest Writer

Your Child Could Be Heading Toward Financial Failure If… By Gregg Murset If you haven’t heard the famous stand-up comedy routine of Jeff Foxworthy I would suggest taking a... read the story

by Danielle Warchol

10 Daily Actions Keeping You in Debt It’s hard to get out of debt. Sometimes it’s easy to feel that no matter how hard you try, you’ll neve... read the story

by Jennifer Derrick

Should Income Be “Disposable?” One of the financial phrases that always irks me is “disposable income.” Disposable income is money that has... read the story