The pause on student loan payments ends Dec. 31 — everything you need to know By Erin Bendig published 30 September 22 Use these tips to pay off your student debt as soon as possible, as payments resume Jan 2023.
What the pound’s crash means for Americans By Erin Bendig published 28 September 22 The British pound reached a record low on Monday, dropping to $1.03 against the U.S. dollar.
Inflation hurting your budget? 5 ways you can save despite rising costs By Erin Bendig published 27 September 22 Save money despite inflation by using these strategies.
I’m getting the iPhone 14 Pro and saving $40 a month on my phone, internet and streaming bills By Mike Prospero published 26 September 22 By switching to an unlimited phone data plan, I can bundle some streaming services and get internet at a discount. Here's what I'm planning to do.
You could get an inflation-relief stimulus check if you live in one of these states — see if you qualify By Erin Bendig published 24 September 22 If you're a resident in one of these states, you could be eligible for an inflation-relief check.
Federal Reserve just hiked interest rates 0.75% — what it means for you By Erin Bendig published 22 September 22 Here’s what that increases in the Federal Reserve’s rates mean for you and your finances.
How to improve your credit score — 5 essential tips By Erin Bendig published 20 September 22 If your credit score is low, here are five tips to improve it so you can more easily get a mortgage or buy a car.
12 Amazon buying tricks every Prime member should know By Louis Ramirez published 19 September 22 Never pay full price for anything on Amazon. Here are the best Amazon buying tricks and hacks.
How to save money on your heating bills this winter By Cynthia Lawrence published 14 September 22 Worried about heating bills this winter? These top tips can help you save money on your heating bills.
How to find the right online bank for you By Cassidy Horton published 12 September 22 Wondering how to find the right online bank? Decide what type of account you need, make your wish list of features and do some research.
How to pay off credit card debt and save on interest By Taylor Medine published 10 September 22 Kick credit card debt to the curb with these four tips
Should you finance your iPhone? Here’s how much you’ll pay each month By Erin Bendig published 10 September 22 Instead of paying the full price of an iPhone up front, you can spread the payments over several months. Here’s how much you’ll pay.
How to set financial goals — and break the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle By Sarah Sharkey published 7 September 22 Learning how to set a financial goal can help you stay on track for a secure financial future. Follow these tips.
7 dishwasher tips that can save you money By Katie Mortram published 1 September 22 The dishwasher doesn’t need to cost an arm and a leg to run — here are 7 ways you can save money with your dishwasher.
I would cancel Netflix and HBO Max in September — here’s why By Henry T. Casey published 1 September 22 Looking to save money on your streaming service bills? We do a deep dive into which ones you should cancel
The best cheap tablets in 2022 By Alex Wawro published 31 August 22 Here's our guide to the best cheap tablets around, from Fire tablets to Samsung slates.
Coinbase review: Straightforward platform for cryptocurrency beginners By Sarah Brady published 29 August 22 Coinbase's crypto and NFT exchange offers good security and a simple beginner-focused interface, but high fees and technical issues may be deterrents.
Here’s how to avoid shrinkflation and make the most of your budget By Sarah Sharkey published 26 August 22 Tired of paying more for less? Learn how to combat shrinkflation to save money at checkout.
Biden cancels $10,000 in student loan debt — how to know if yours is canceled By Aja McClanahan published 24 August 22 President Joe Biden announced he will forgive $10k in federal student debt for most borrowers and $20K for Pell Grant recipients. Here's who qualifies.
What is pre-retirement, and why consider it? By Emily Guy Birken published 24 August 22 Here are the decisions and actions to take during your pre-retirement years to help ensure a smooth transition and a satisfying second act.
8 ways to save on car insurance and lower your rate By Taylor Medine published 23 August 22 Taking these eight steps could lower your car insurance premiums and keep more money in your pocket.
How to shop with grocery coupons for beginners By Taylor Medine published 22 August 22 Want to save money grocery shopping? Read on to learn how to save with grocery coupons without getting overwhelmed.
Why your energy bill is so high — and how you can save money By Sarah Sharkey published 19 August 22 Energy prices decreased in July, but prices are still higher than this time last year. Here's everything you need to know.
Now is the best time to refinance your car loan — here's why By Sarah Brady published 18 August 22 In a period of record-high inflation, many consumers are worried about saving money. Vehicle owners can access big savings with an auto refinance.
Here’s how much Biden's Inflation Reduction Act could save you By Sarah Sharkey published 17 August 22 Here's where you can get money back from the government under the Inflation Reduction Act.
Gas prices just fell again — but will the trend slow down? By Emily Guy Birken published 17 August 22 Gas prices are trending downward, but will they continue falling? Here’s what you need to know and why the cost fluctuates.
How to recession-proof your finances By Aja McClanahan published 16 August 22 Whether a recession is coming or will be soon here, you should prepare your finances to withstand an economic downturn. Here are tips to help.
Discover bank app review: The best mobile app for customer service By Sarah Sharkey published 15 August 22 The Discover Bank app offers ample account management features. Find out if it’s right for you today.
What are ETFs and how do they work? By Sarah Brady published 12 August 22 ETFs, or exchange-traded funds, are diverse investment portfolios that can come with minimal fees and no minimum purchase price.
Inflation dips to 8.5% but food prices jump — what it means for you By Sarah Sharkey published 11 August 22 Consumer prices dipped to 8.5% in July, providing a measure of relief to consumers. Here's what you need to know.
