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7 Reasons You Procrastinate With Money — and How to Finally Stop
Stacy Johnson CPA on August 3, 2026
Procrastination doesn’t just waste time — it drains your account by the thousands. Here’s why, and how to stop.
5 Ways to Save on Car Costs, Starting With Not Buying a New One
Kendall Blythe on August 3, 2026
Paid-off car. New-car itch. Don’t scratch it.
How to Build a Smarter Plan for Major Life Events and Expenses
Nicole Dow (The Penny Hoarder) and Kaz Weida (The Penny Hoarder) on July 31, 2026
Learn how to make your biggest financial goals easier to attain.
Budget, Invest and Build Wealth with These All-in-One Budgeting Apps
Faith Wakefield and USA TODAY on July 30, 2026
One tracked app is free forever, while rivals charge up to $15 a month for AI-driven budgeting, investing and retirement insights.
10 Ways to Help Your Grandkids Financially Without Spoiling Them
MTN Staff on July 29, 2026
Funding a 529 is great, but these creative gifts teach financial literacy that lasts a lifetime.
How One Couple Erased $40,000 of Debt in 18 Months (Without Eating Ramen)
MTN Staff on July 29, 2026
They didn’t win the lottery. They just stopped the subtle money leaks that were keeping them stuck. Here is how they did it.
The Fed Just Stopped Telling You What’s Next–7 Money Decisions You Can No Longer Postpone
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 29, 2026
Fed chair Kevin Warsh killed forward guidance. The “wait for the rate cut” playbook died with it. Here’s what replaces it.
Shark Week Has It Backward: 6 Money Risks That’ll Actually Eat You Alive
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 28, 2026
Sharks killed nine people worldwide last year. These six financial predators are feeding on your money right now.
8 Legit Ways to Pocket Cash Before Your Kids Wake Up
MTN Staff on July 24, 2026
The house is finally quiet. Use these golden minutes to find the money to fund your next vacation.
10 Legit Ways to Make Extra Cash Before Your Lunch Break Ends
MTN Staff on July 24, 2026
Most people waste their midday break. Here is how to turn twenty minutes of downtime into a fatter bank account.
Fed Chair ‘an Enigma’: Why July Interest Rate Move Is Hard to Predict
Rachel Barber and USA TODAY on July 24, 2026
Forecasters are split on whether the Fed will hike, cut or hold — and Chair Kevin Warsh’s silence on forward guidance is only deepening the confusion.
5 Money Moves to Make Now If the Fed Raises Rates Instead of Cutting Them
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 23, 2026
Nine Fed officials now expect rates to go up, not down. Most people’s money is positioned exactly backward.
10 Frugal Habits That Slash Your Spending (You Won’t Feel Deprived)
Donna Freedman on July 23, 2026
Frugal people know how to get their needs met without overspending. Steal these penny-pinching habits.
10 Ways Amazon Gets You to Spend More Money — and How Stop It
Marilyn Lewis on July 22, 2026
So many of us depend on this remarkable retailer. What’s the secret sauce that makes Amazon addictive?
Financing a New HVAC System: 0% Offers, Loans and What They Really Cost
Alora Bopray and USA TODAY on July 21, 2026
An HVAC finance director admits that a ‘0%’ deal on a $10,000 system can quietly turn into a 20-30% interest rate.
5 Signs You’re Saving Too Much for Retirement
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 21, 2026
We’re always told to save more, but is it possible to overdo it? If you’re sacrificing your life today for a future you might not enjoy, read this.
5 Bills to Stop Paying Full Price for — and How to Negotiate Them
Gillian Manning on July 21, 2026
Don’t accept sticker prices on these common expenses when a simple conversation could save you hundreds of dollars every month.
This Simple Online Shopping Hack Can Save You $1,000
Gillian Manning on July 20, 2026
Online retailers are masters at triggering your impulse to buy. Here is how to short-circuit the impulse.
Many Travelers Pay for TSA PreCheck. Some Get It Free.
Michael Salerno and USA TODAY NETWORK on July 17, 2026
Military members, disabled veterans, CLEAR+ subscribers and holders of dozens of specific credit cards can skip the $76-to-$85 PreCheck enrollment fee entirely.
I’ve Been Doing My Own Home Repairs for 40 Years. Here Are 7 Things I’d Never Buy at Home Depot.
Stacy Johnson CPA on July 16, 2026
The stuff on the shelves is mostly fine. It’s what they sell you at the register that’ll cost you.
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