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Johnathan James

Content Writer and Consultant, Personal Finance and Money Expert
With over 11 years of experience, Johnathan started his writing career as a copywriter. Coming from a finance and management background, he excels in covering personal finance and money topics. When he’s not spurning out fintech content, you will find him playing football, basketball and racing.

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How to Get Free Gas at the Pump: Fuel Your Ride Cheaply!

If you’re driving your car around like everyone else, you’re probably spending quite a bit of money on gas. Gas is expensive, and with the current crisis, the prices are skyrocketing at the moment.

Financial tips for your spring break

Spring break is normally a fun time free from worry or care. That is until you spend too much too soon that you have no money left for the rest of it. Here are a few tips that can help you stay within your budget this spring break and make the most of it.

8 hacks to help you save gas money

We’re all used to seeing the online memes and jokes about how expensive gas is at the moment. But all kidding aside, forking out twice or thrice of what you would normally pay for a tank of gas is no joke. Here are some hacks to save money at the pump.

7 tips to save gas this year

The fact that gas prices have touched astronomical heights is no joke. You’re probably looking for every way possible to either save on gas consumption or reduce your gas bills. With most of the country reeling from the holes that fuel costs are burning in their pockets, people are resorting to trying out other modes of transportation including biking, carpooling, or using public transport. Some are even trying to drive less.

How to find Easter eggs in your budget basket

Kids love finding their hidden Easter eggs this time of the year, filled with candy, little gifts, money and whatnot. Let’s face it, as kids, we were probably the happiest when we found money in our Easter eggs, more than anything else. And as adults, the best thing you can get or have is probably money too.
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Last minute tax filing tips 2024

If you haven’t prepared to file your taxes yet, don’t panic. Here are a few tips to help you make that last-minute tax filing without stress.

Why Should Creating an Emergency Fund Be a Top Priority ?

Have you ever been in a situation where you desperately needed cash but did not have the money you need? Unprecedented financial circumstances can come up at any time, leaving you in the lurch if you don’t have the necessary funds. This is why it is vital to have an emergency fund. It can help bail you out of tight spots.

Financial Resolutions: How to keep them this year

The New Year is usually the time when most people set resolutions for the rest of the year. Most of these resolutions and goals set are related to personal development. When was the last time you did something like this for your personal finance? If you have set financial goals before, how many times have you achieved them?

Tips to build a financially healthy life in 2024

Starting the year off on the right foot financially is important. How your wealth and savings grow will depend on the decisions you take at the beginning.

Financial Goals for the New Year – Let’s Improve Ourselves

The start of a new year is all about making resolutions and promises to be better than the previous year, mostly on the personal front. But not many people realise the importance of making financial resolutions as well. There’s no time better than the New Year to set financial goals for yourself, to get you through the year and build your finances at the same time.

Making Smart Financial Decisions – Things to Know Before

It’s time to ring in the new year. But before you do, here are some smart money moves that will set you up for success in 2022 — and beyond.

A year-end financial checklist for a better 2022

It’s that time of the year again. The year-end, we mean. And what better time than this to evaluate your financial situation. Reviewing your finances can help you set goals and targets for the coming year. And the key to growing in financial maturity is to be consistently prudent with your money.

New Year Eve on Budget – Celebrate with caution!

The holiday season can be both expensive as well as exhausting. You’ve probably spent an entire month or two shopping, buying gifts and decking up your home for Christmas. Now, if you have to plan a New Year’s Eve party as well, it can be scary given the extra expenses and effort.

Don’t fall victim to online scams this holiday season

According to statistics, 90% of adults in the United States encountered an attempt of financial fraud in 2020. Out of this 90%, 1 in every 7 people fell victim to a scam and lost money. Earlier, victims of online fraud included mostly children and elderly people. But today, even those who are familiar with digital fraud tactics and those who take good care of their financial information are falling prey to modern fraud.

How to gift money to family and friends in the holidays

The easiest thing to give as a gift to someone is cash. It is perhaps the most useful gift since the receiver can decide what they want to buy with it. But while most people appreciate getting cash as a gift, it may not seem like a personal present that is apt for the holidays.
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