Spending too much money is a problem many Americans have. Often, the main cause of this problem is people not having a budget in place that allows them to know where their money is going. If you fall into the group of overspending consumers,
READ MOREMany people have a lengthy commute to work every day. Unless the company allows telecommuting, this is necessary and can be costly. Fortunately, there are multiple ways you can cut down on the cost of your daily commute to work, such as:1.
READ MOREWith warm temperatures arriving, many of you may be inspired to get started on your spring cleaning. This can include removing clutter from living areas or giving your kitchen and bathrooms a thorough scrub down. In addition to cleaning
READ MORECredit cards can be used as a life line when you run into money troubles, helping you stay financially afloat. If this leads to you having high balances on your plastic though, the most important thing is to not panic. You aren't the only
READ MOREBuying is groceries is one expense that you can't live without. However, feeding your family can be a struggle when money is tight. Fortunately, there are numerous tips available that can help you save money at the grocery store, including
READ MOREUnexpected expenses can occur when you least expect. There is no telling when your car will break down, or when you'll end up in the emergency room, but there are steps you can take to financially prepare, such as creating an emergency
READ MOREFinancial hardship is difficult for anyone to deal with, as it can lead to many troublesome situations, such as not being able to pay your bills. Another fallout is costly overdraft fees, but these can potentially be prevented using the following
READ MOREThe financial responsibilities of individuals are often vast each month. Plenty of people pay rent or a mortgage, not to mention water, electricity, cellphone, credit card, cable and other bills, as well as student and car loans.
READ MORESince the end of the Great Recession, many citizens have approached lenders, asking to borrow money to make ends meet. However, because the economic turmoil caused many consumers to miss vital monthly bill payments, some would-be borrowers
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