Many Americans have started to receive their stimulus check which is part of the federal government’s relief package due to the coronavirus. Direct deposits began showing up in eligible American’s bank accounts around April 11th. The $1,200 per adult and $500 per child is meant to help people and households through the financial pressure that…
Financial burdens that steam from the coronavirus pandemic have millions of Americans up at night wondering how they are going to support themselves and their families. Over the last four weeks, 22 million Americans filed for unemployment, which is a staggering number to think about. Then there are others who still have their jobs but…
If you’ve experienced some setbacks financially, you might have taken a hit with your credit score. Fixing your credit can’t happen overnight, it’s a long game. There are some things that simply can’t be removed from your credit report without the passing of time. The time has come that you want to start looking at…
You probably know what you need to be doing in order to have a secure financial situation. You know you need to work to earn money, save some, pay off your debt and invest if you can. However, there is much more detail to each of these than it may seem at first glance. We…
This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products at no cost to you. What if you could make money selling taking pictures with your phone? Regardless if you are a pro photographer or simply a hobbyist – or…
The average cost of a date is about $102 in the US, according to a study done by Match.com. That includes two movie tickets, dinner for two, and a bottle of wine. If you’re married and living together, most experts recommend two to four date nights per month – and that’s a lot of dough…
We all know how important your financial health is to allow you to achieve your goals like buying a house or being able to retire somewhere warm and sunny. Whether you’re going to get groceries for the week, weighing your choices on where to go for dinner, or deciding on if you can take the…
So you’ve been retired for a few weeks or months – and now you’ve checked all of those things you’ve wanted to make more time for off your list. Now what? You’re not alone. Many retirees begin to feel restless once they take a step back from their full-time roles, even though they thought they…
Using federal student loans instead of other sources such as private loans offered by banks, offer borrowers benefits that aren’t available elsewhere. The ability to qualify for loan forgiveness which means the government forgives a portion or all of your federal student loans is one of those benefits. There’s also a possibility of qualifying to…
This post contains references to products from one or more of our advertisers. We may receive compensation when you click on links to those products at no cost to you. With the data breaches that have occurred over the past several years and rising concerns of identity theft, you might have considered ways to protect…
