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How to Take Pride in Your Personal Finances: Best Tips

Taking pride in personal finances sets the stage for a brighter financial future and increases overall well-being. With this blog, we explain how you can take pride in your personal finances during Pride Month.
Gifts for Mothers Who Love Gardening

Top 10 Gifts for Mothers Who Love Gardening

Mother's Day is a perfect time to celebrate all that your mom loves. And if she has a green thumb, here are our top picks for the best gifts to get mothers who love gardening.

How Much Does an Oil Change Cost?

If you are thinking of saving money by putting off the next oil change, think again, because you might end up paying much more in the long run.

How to Build a Holiday Travel Budget

The holidays are a time for gatherings of family, friends, and friends' families. There is no better time to plan your group travel than the holiday season.

What you can do with $1000 dollars

If you have $1,000 and don’t know how to make the most of it, you’re in the right place.

How to save on last-minute Halloween costs

While it is a popular holiday in the United States, Halloween is also the season when Americans spend the most. It is forecasted that in 2022 people will spend around $10.6 billion on Halloween-related items.
How to not have a Broke Halloween

How to Not Have a Broke Halloween 2024

Americans spend extravagantly on costumes, decorations, and fancy tricks and treats. In 2022, Americans are expected to spend over $10.6 billion on Halloween. This blog talks about clever tricks that can save you from going broke this Halloween.

Diy Tricks to Make Halloween a Financial Treat

The Halloween budget is expected to touch the sky this year. Candy, decorations and costumes have already been hit by inflation. The average American will spend $169 in 2022, according to a recent survey, with parents spending $309 on underage children.

How Halloween can teach children about money

It's that time of the year again: Spooks and thrills and treats and money. Yes money. You can guess what we're talking about. Yes, there is financial literacy lessons to be learnt even in Halloween.

How to not scare your Halloween 2022 budget

It’s the time when can you dress as a hot dog and chill around with your friends and fall asleep under the pile of Twix wrappers free of judgment. Halloween is a messenger for fall, indicating cooler weather, turning leaves and hot cocoa.

How to Get a Good Deal on a Used Car: Tips and Strategies

Buying a car is a liability because with time its value decreases as the depreciation factor makes its impact. When you buy a used car in good condition, it reduces your cost and gives you the joy of owning a car.
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How to Build Wealth with Just $5 a Day

People are often lost in the myth that they need to have millions just to start investing but that is not true. You should always be sure of your financial condition and compare your expenses and savings to find out the amount that you can save.

Creating a Home Budget: Your Key to Financial Success

According to the 50/30/20 rule, your total (income of all earning members) monthly take-home income is divided into three parts: 50% is set aside for needs, 30% for wants, and 20% for savings and debt repayment.

7 Ways to Re-Boost Your Emergency Savings

Let's be honest. We’ve all been in a situation where our tire blows out in the middle of nowhere or a fractured ankle came when you were least expecting it. Yes, yes, we all know the drill, life is full of uncertainties and an emergency savings fund is a safety net you can fall back on. We all need emergency savings, a stash of cash to access in a crisis.

Pride Month: know all your financial rights

As you celebrate Pride Month, read through these points and be aware of the financial resources that are available to you, and develop a better relationship with money.
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