There are a bunch of budgeting and financial management apps available. No matter who you are, you should probably consider using a budget tracking app. But lately, my favorite financial tracking app has been Wallet from BudgetBakers. It’s available on Google…
Thanks to technology, we’ve seen a lot of great advancements in financial tools. There are now more tools than ever that make it easier to invest with smaller amounts of money. Two of my favorite easy, low-maintenance, high-quality investment apps are Stash and Acorns. They work a little differently, but I use both consistently to…
Your 401k is one of the best tools you have when it comes to saving for retirement. And like every financial tool, it’s most powerful when you know how to use it. Whether you’re thinking about opening a 401k for the first time or getting ready to make your first withdrawals, this guide will give…
After taking a look at my budget last year, I knew I had to make some cuts. After looking at different options, one of the decisions I made was to give up cable. When I called the cable company to cancel my contract, I admit I was a bit nervous. But that nervous feeling was…
Saving money is a marathon, not a sprint. Whether you’re just starting your budget-friendly journey, or you’ve already built strong financial habits, you’re on the right path. But beware! There are many trends floating around that may seem like they’d be helpful for your wallet, but may end up costing you more in the long…
Just because you’re a stay-at-home mom or dad doesn’t mean you can’t make a little extra cash on the side. Surviving on only one income can be stressful, but there is a solution! You can still make your family a priority while taking on a side hustle. While a part-time job may not be practical,…