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Here are some quick tips to help you start saving money so you can fulfill some — or all — of your financial dreams. Track your expenses and purchases to review your spending habits. If you want to be able to identify opportunities for how you can save more money,...
We’ve all heard the saying, “Home is where the heart is.” But in the case of your home, not only is your heart invested in it but so is a lot of your money. That investment, or in other words, the payments made over a period of time, has likely helped you build...
Now that the New Year is well underway, it’s time to start thinking about and preparing for tax filing season. As you gather your documents, here are just a few things you can do before, during and after filing that may make the overall process easier. Gather all...
With a New Year, many people often set goals for themselves that revolve around establishing new daily routines with a focus on health and wellness. A part of those goals that shouldn’t be overlooked is a focus on your financial wellness. Having a plan or taking steps...
Financial decisions can feel complex and hard even under normal circumstances. If the current market volatility has you questioning what are the “right” actions you should take now, you are not alone. Here are five concrete ways for you to jumpstart your financial...
By Jamie Wagner, Ph.D. In short—it really doesn’t. Not directly that is. In an emergency meeting on Sunday, March 15, the Federal Reserve (the Fed) decided to cut rates to 0. But what rate exactly did they cut and what does that mean for you and for your mortgage?...
By Jamie Wagner, Ph.D. Spooky Tales of Debt Every October my husband and I begin our Halloween tradition—scary movie month. Colin loves scary movies, and I think I do except that I’m a huge baby and get scared so easily that I have to watch something “happy” before I...
