Cut Your Spending Series: Cutting Cable TV
In this Cut Your Spending Series, figure out how you can save more by cutting Cable TV by finding some cost-effective alternatives. Technology is rapidly improving and many people find themselves...
View ArticleCommon “Money Saving” Traps
It’s good to have a money saving mindset but there are a few traps companies use to get you to buy more while making you think you’re saving money. 1. Buying Only The Cheapest If you’re at Best Buy and...
View Article5 Tips to Stop Living Paycheck to Paycheck
Do you think about when your next paycheck will come in and what you plan to do with it? Do you suffer from having too much month at the end of your money? Living paycheck to paycheck is a lifestyle...
View ArticleHow Much Should You Spend?
How much should you spend? This is a question that gets thrown around a lot. How does one measure whether their rent or mortgage payments are out of their budget? If you make $4,000 a month, does that...
View ArticleBack to Basics: Different Types of Bank Accounts
Let’s discuss some basics. Specifically the different types of bank accounts and what they’re used for. Bank Accounts Checking Account A checking account is the most common form of a bank account....
View ArticleAre larger pizzas more economical?
Heard this on NPR this morning. Do you get more bang for your buck if you buy a larger pizza over a smaller one? I decided to test this experiment on Dominos.com, attempting to do a carry-out on three...
View ArticleIs a 15-year mortgage or a 30-year mortgage better?
The differences between a 15-year mortgage and a 30-year mortgage may be more than the interest rate you’re given. Most 15-year mortgages currently are approximately 1% less than its 30-year...
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