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hand reaching for pepper — 5 Dollars For WHAT?! We’ve been hearing it over and over again. Our groceries are getting more and more expensive. Even staples like eggs and milk wear down the wallet now, and people are looking for more ways to make the most of what they buy. These helpful tips will […]

Save Big on Groceries With These Small Tips!

September 6, 2023 in life tagged buy in bulk / finances / groceries / meal plans / money / save big on groceries / saving money by Audrey Herod

Money Matters You teach your kids how to count, read, and tie their shoes, but are you teaching your kids how to manage money? You may or may not subscribe to thinking this way, but money makes the world go round. Children who do not learn how to handle money […]

Money Management for Kids

November 30, 2022 in life tagged allowance / finances / finances for kids / how to teach kids about money / money / money management for kids / piggy bank / Savings by Kayla Gonzalez

Man writing notes about his relationship with finances — How is your relationship with money? How is your relationship with money? Finances and money represent one of the principal concerns during our adult lives. Much of our effort and quality of life will depend on how we manage our finances while we work. During this time, we must plan for […]

How is your relationship with money?

August 3, 2022 in life tagged financial literacy / George Samuel Clason / Insurance / money / Morgan Houssel / Personal Finances / Poor Dad / relationship with money / Rich Dad / Robert Kiyosaki / Savings / The Psychology of Money / The Richest man in Babylon / wealth by Jessimar Lopez

Teaching financial literacy for children is an invaluable tool that parents can give to their children at a very young age. It is never too early to learn about the importance of money, and thanks to Mac Gardner, there is a book that will help you with the process. The […]

Financial Literacy for Children

October 14, 2020 in life tagged children / financial / life / literacy / money by Jeffrey Cooperstein

What’s in a $2 Trillion stimulus package? A $2 Trillion stimulus package is a large number, putting that into perspective, that’s 12 zeros ($2,000,000,000,000), nearly 1/10 of Americas GDP. This package is going to be used as rescue money for many Americans, this also includes $500 billion in bailout money […]

What’s in a $2 Trillion Stimulus Package?

April 21, 2020 in life tagged $2 trillion stimulus package / $500 Billion lending program / 2 trillion / direct payments to americans / Directo Payments / Hospitals get Billons / Increased unemployment benefits / money / More food assistance funding / Protection against foreclosures and evictions / Student loan payments suspended / What's in a $2 Trillion stimulus package? by Jenny McCann

Are We Headed for the Next Recession? Before we can determine if we are headed towards a recession we first need to define what a recession is. A recession is “a period in the business cycle when economic activities are in a general decline, typically accompanied by elevated unemployment, falling […]

Are We Headed for the Next Recession?

April 7, 2020 in life tagged 2020 recession / Are we headed for the Next Recession? / corona virus / COVID-19 / How should I see the stock market? / Market / money / recession / stock market / trust the stock market / virus / What are experts saying? by Jenny McCann

What is Robinhood? Robinhood is a stockbroker app that focuses on helping everyday individuals get into investing and better their personal finance. The app has taken hold of millions of people. To be exact the app has over 1 million downloads on the Apple store alone. They also have a […]

What is Robinhood?

April 4, 2020 in life tagged finance / How does Robinhood work? / how to make money / making money / Market / money / robinhood / So why Robinhood over traditional brokers? / stock / stock broker / stock market / stock trader / What is Robinhood? / Where can you learn about the Stock Market? by Jenny McCann

How long will I live? When it comes to retirement plans, there is always one big question. How long will I live? Because we can’t know exactly how long we will live or how healthy we will be this makes the retirement planning tricky. So how do you plan for […]

How long will I live?

March 15, 2020 in life tagged educationg / funding / How long will I live? / how much money will you need / How should I save for retirement? / income / invest / invest in your future / money / regretting / Retirement / When should I start saving? / your future by Jenny McCann

Personal Finance and Consumer Debt When it comes to personal finance and consumer debt, most of us are guilty of overspending and not budgeting properly. Working on your debt and your finances should be a top priority. Most Americans have some type of consumer debt. Whether it’s student loan, credit […]

Personal Finance and Consumer Debt

March 14, 2020 in life tagged Credit / credit cards / credit line / equity / finance / How do I tackle my student loans? / How should I start paying down my debt? / line of credit / Loans / money / mortgage / Personal Finance and Consumer Debt / rent by Jenny McCann

What is the ability-to-repay rule? “The ability-to-repay rule is the reasonable and good faith determination most mortgage lenders are required to make that you are able to pay back the loan,” states Consumer Finance Protection Bureau. The rule is important because it helps determine if you can afford to pay […]

What is the ability-to-repay rule?

January 19, 2020 in life tagged Ability to repay / finances / how to repay mortgage / money / mortgage / mortgage payments / payments / repay / What do I need to have to qualify for a loan under this rule? / What is the ability-to-repay rule? by Jenny McCann