Do you dream of seeing the world but don’t have a fat travel fund to do it? Today, there are more opportunities than ever to travel the world on the cheap — or even for free. For anyone looking to travel on a tiny budget, these travel tips are hard to beat.
Back when most of us were younger, we didn’t discuss money. Things seemed simpler then. Today’s parents take a more active role in teaching kids about their finances. And we’re left trying to figure out the right age to let our kids open a bank account.
A cash management account (CMA) lets investors manage their money and effortlessly transfer it to and from their investment account while earning interest. Some even come with debit cards, all but eliminating the need for a separate checking account. But which CMA is right for you?
Many college students get by just fine without owning a car. If you’re studying abroad or in a major U.S. city with great public transportation and affordable carsharing, ridesharing and bikesharing options, you might not need a vehicle, especially since traffic congestion and parking restrictions often create big headaches for student car owners. Throwing a car into
Most Americans own at least one vehicle, or live in a household where someone does. So buying a car is a reality you’ll probably have to face sooner or later — even if you can put it off for a while. Might as well do your best to get a good deal on it, right?
Looking for a new family finance app? FamZoo has debit cards for kids, budgeting tools, a chore management and payment system, and basic banking capabilities. But is it the right app to teach your kids money management basics and (slowly) take off the fiscal training wheels?
Are you daunted by the astronomical (and rapidly rising) cost of a college education? You’re not alone. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, the total annual cost of attendance (including tuition, room and board, and miscellaneous fees) at private four-year colleges and universities in the United States averaged $37,600 for the 2020-21 academic
Current is a financial technology app for teens and adults. With features like direct deposit up to two days early, 7x points on eligible purchases, and overdraft protection with Current Premium, it’s everything kids and parents need to manage their money.
We’ve all heard that regular date nights are important to keep a marriage healthy and strong. Yet these days, everyone is busy, tired, and overspent. Add kids to the mix, and it only gets harder to prioritize each other in the midst of the daily chaos that is raising a family. Regardless, a solid marriage
Discover Compound Real Estate Bonds, a financial technology company offering a high-yield, liquid alternative to traditional savings accounts.
Countless websites offer compelling discounts, deals, and coupons for budget-conscious shoppers. But the quality of these tools varies widely. Shoppers hoping to avoid checkout disappointment need to know which they can rely on and which they can safely pass on.
Weddings can be expensive. And the amount you spend on food and drink for the reception is a big culprit. These modern wedding savings tips can help you limit what you spend on bites and beverages for your guests with minimal impact on how you experience your big day.
