Money

Everyone could use a few extra dollars in their pocket, right? With inflation running rampant and many people facing uncertain financial situations in these weird post-pandemic times, plenty of folks are looking for a way to pad their income. One of the best new ways to achieve that could be to rent out your vehicle. […]

The term “quiet quitting” has spread like wildfire on social media. But the concept existed long before it trended on TikTok. While burnout, low pay, and unsatisfying work/life balances led some workers to join the Great Resignation, others “quietly quit” instead of actually quitting their jobs. Quiet quitting means different things to different people. However, […]

With concerns about a potential recession on the horizon, many people are worried about their finances and financial future. Economists are warning of a recession in 2023 that could hit the United States and Canada hard, so it’s important to be prepared and have an idea of how you and your household are going to […]

If you’ve been paying attention lately, it certainly feels like the cost of… well, everything, has been going up lately. And while goods and services do typically cost more over time due to inflation, that’s not the only thing attacking your budget these days. For many people, it’s all the extra fees. Fees in places […]

Plenty of would-be-house-sellers make an effort to spruce up their property before listing it for sale. While there are plenty of simple, cost-effective ways to make your house more attractive to potential buyers, it’s also easy to go overboard. Some homeowners end up spending thousands of dollars on upgrades, only to realize they’ll never see […]

Everyone could use a few extra dollars in their pocket, right? With inflation running rampant and many people facing uncertain financial situations in these weird post-pandemic times, plenty of folks are looking for a way to pad their income. One of the best new ways to achieve that could be to rent out your vehicle. […]

The term “quiet quitting” has spread like wildfire on social media. But the concept existed long before it trended on TikTok. While burnout, low pay, and unsatisfying work/life balances led some workers to join the Great Resignation, others “quietly quit” instead of actually quitting their jobs. Quiet quitting means different things to different people. However, […]

With concerns about a potential recession on the horizon, many people are worried about their finances and financial future. Economists are warning of a recession in 2023 that could hit the United States and Canada hard, so it’s important to be prepared and have an idea of how you and your household are going to […]

President Biden recently announced a student loan relief program, forgiving up to $20,000 in federal student loan debt for eligible borrowers. Unfortunately, scammers are targeting those with student loan debt before the legitimate program rolls out. That’s why the FTC issued a consumer alert, warning people that criminals will likely exploit the news to take […]

Your home is a place where you want to feel safe and secure. However, less than 40 percent of Americans have a home security system. Cost may be a significant factor for many people. Professionally monitored systems can easily run up to $65 USD per month. More and more people are opting for a self-monitored, […]

There’s no doubt that the future of driving is electric. In fact, Morgan Stanley predicts that 72% of all car sales will be electric by the year 2040. Almost every major automaker has already invested billions of dollars into expanding their electric vehicle lineups. Within 20 years, it will probably be next to impossible to […]

When we think of frugal living and living within our means, we often think about doing more things on our own. Whether it’s building our own shelves or changing the oil in the car, it’s easy to think about ways to save some money by putting in some effort. I even asked my wife to […]

My friend once told me she paid $50 a week for her son to spend five or six hours in a daycare/preschool. That’s $200 a month for about 12 hours of child care. It was brutal for her on her student budget. However, she didn’t really have a choice. She also told me that things […]

When a relationship ends for any reason, finances are probably the last thing on your mind. Despite all the emotional turmoil we need to handle, there is still that essential step of figuring out a new household budget. Becoming a single parent comes with many burdens, including how to manage your money on a  single […]