Smart Saving

"My credit card just got declined and I just can't seem to get out of debt. What should I do?"

Retiring at 40 isn't a pipe dream, and you don't have to be a tech genius, Wall Street bro, or pro athlete to do it. But you have to follow the habits of those who've done it before.

No responsible person wants to go through life with mountains of unpaid debt. Use these debt repayment strategies and take control before it's too late!

Gas prices keep going up, but you can use these money-saving strategies to keep yourself from going broke.

If you're worried about your finances, start a personal budget so you don't crash and burn.

Prices are off the charts, but there's some things you can do to stop hemmorhaging money.

Money talks, but most of us don't speak its language fluently. However, when it comes to well-to-do folks, they make their money work harder for them through these deliberate strategies that anyone can learn.

We've all been there: spent more money than we should have on something. But Warren Buffett, the Oracle of Omaha, has some advice on these wasteful expenses that are keeping you poor, and what to do instead of spending money you don't have on things you don't need.

Whether you're struggling to budget or are needing to start budgeting and are looking for a new approach, zero-based budgeting could be a different approach that will have you looking more honestly at your finances.

The middle-class clings to financial advice that feels smart but often keeps them stuck. Some of these habits are glaringly obvious, while others quietly sabotage wealth-building. Here’s a breakdown of 44 money rules you need to unlearn—starting today.

Whether you're thinking about retirement, or are just planning a family vacation, 2025 could be the year that you make significant gains in the savings department. Let's explore easy ways to put more money aside for your goals, so that you can start saving and living better this year.

As we look ahead in 2025 to how we can make better financial decisions, we have access to more powerful tools than ever to help us analyze our finances, measure our successes and failures, and create better financial habits. Which of the money management apps and tools will you use this year?