How to Build a 50/30/20 Budget — and the Apps That Make It Easier

on August 12, 2026

A $4,000 take-home paycheck breaks into $2,000 for needs, $1,200 for wants and $800 for savings or extra debt payments.

5 Ways to Turn Downtime, Debt and Discounts Into Real Money

on August 6, 2026

A penny saved is a penny earned … and vice versa.

170,000 Borrowers to See Student Loan Debt Erased

and on August 5, 2026

A federal appeals court rejected an 18-month delay, putting about $11 billion in canceled loans on a schedule for borrowers who were misled by schools.

I’ve Been Writing About Personal Finance for 25 Years. Some Things Never Change.

on August 5, 2026

The tools have transformed beyond recognition. The advice has barely altered.

Oh, Elon, It’s Easy for You to Say ‘Money Won’t Matter in 2036.’ What About the Rest of Us?

on August 4, 2026

The rich and famous live in a different world from ordinary Americans.

American Car Debt Is Piling Up. Tips to Avoid Being Underwater

and on August 3, 2026

Nearly half of new buyers now stretch loans past 72 months, and trade-in debt has hit a record $6,884 on average.

Swimming in Debt, Record Numbers of Americans Seek Credit Counseling

and on August 3, 2026

Debt counseling sign-ups hit a record high in the first half of 2026, with average balances near $40,000 as inflation squeezes household budgets.

Americans Are Rolling Record Debt Into New Vehicles. These Top the List

and on August 1, 2026

Nearly 30% of new car buyers rolled negative equity into fresh loans last quarter, averaging $6,884 owed on vehicles already gone

20 Cheap Home Decor Stores That Let You Deck Out Your Home for Less

and on July 31, 2026

Adorn your home with style with these tips — and do it all without spending a fortune.

Budget, Invest and Build Wealth with These All-in-One Budgeting Apps

and 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

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)

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.

I’ve Been Writing About Money for 35 Years. Here Are 9 Things I Got Dead Wrong.

on July 29, 2026

In 35 years of money advice, these are times I was flat wrong — and one mistake probably cost you real money.

You’re Probably Wasting Over $100 a Month Without Realizing — Here’s How to Stop the Bleed

on July 24, 2026

Many Americans are spending three times more than they think on these costs.

Zero-Based Budgeting: What It Is and Why It Works

and on July 21, 2026

One budgeting method assigns every dollar a job before you spend it — here’s how to tell if it fits your money style.

The Government Is About to Make Inflation Look Lower — 6 Things That Means for Your Money

on July 21, 2026

Washington’s about to rewrite five years of inflation data. Your grocery bill won’t change — but your interest rates might.

Best Budgeting Apps and Strategies for Paying Off Credit Card Debt

on July 20, 2026

With U.S. credit card debt topping $1.25 trillion, here’s which budgeting method — avalanche or snowball — and app actually gets you debt-free faster.

Honeydue Budgeting App Review: Is This the Best App for Couples?

on July 16, 2026

Before you download Honeydue, see why some couples say syncing glitches undercut this free budgeting app’s promise of shared money peace.

Cash Back or Free Flights? Here’s How to Get the Most Out of Your Credit Card Rewards

on July 16, 2026

Here’s how to avoid the most common mistakes with rewards cards.

Is PocketGuard the Best App for Your Budget?

on July 10, 2026

PocketGuard’s ‘Leftover Money’ feature shows exactly what’s safe to spend, but you’ll need a credit card just to try it free.

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