Why You Should Love Your Budget
Even hearing the word “budgeting” can strike dread into the hearts of some young people. This need not be the case. A budget is simply an estimate of money coming in (your income) and money going out (your expenses) over a given period of time. Though the concept is...
What Can I Do with My 401(k) After I Leave My Job?
If you recently switched jobs or retired, you might be wondering what to do with your old 401(k) plan. While any and all contributions made by YOU are 100% yours right away, the length of time that you were with your old employer can determine whether the funds...
Developing a Positive Money Mindset
We all have different attitudes about money. These viewpoints can develop unconsciously, as the result of one’s financial status, upbringing, or experiences with money. In honor of #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, let’s talk about how we can recognize and adjust our...
Traveling on a Dime
In the new show George Goes Everywhere, George Igoe explores different cities while sticking to a $100 budget. Sounds impossible, right? He ventures to places like Savannah, New Orleans, Boston, and New York City, checking out these locales’ unique art, history, food,...
How To Get FREE Tax Preparation Help: IRS’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program
Confused about your taxes this year? You aren’t alone – but luckily, a few resources are available to help. All households earning up to $55,000 (and in some places, up to $66,000) can take advantage of a free tax preparation service called VITA—Volunteer Income Tax...
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