The Graduates Guide to Finances
Almost two million students will graduate with their Bachelor's degree this year. These young men and women will be starting on a career path and managing their finances.
Financial Mistakes to Avoid
Avoiding these common financial mistakes can help you achieve your goal of financial wellness and make the path to building wealth smoother.
Credit Cards, Debt, and the Economy
Credit cards are a way of life in America. We all know how they can help or hurt one’s personal finances but believe it or not, credit card debt can affect the economy as a whole.
Is a Budget Necessary for Financial Stability?
Around two-thirds of Americans don’t keep a formal budget, and just a third have long-term financial plans and goals. This means they're improvising each month and their financial stability will suffer for it.
Women Should be More Active in Managing Their Money
Fewer women purchase stocks than men,. But when they do, women invest more intelligently than men and produce better returns
Saving for the Future
Saving helps you keep the proverbial wolf from the door yet most Americans are not even close to being ready for any kind of financial emergency. [1] 65 percent of Americans are saving little or absolutely zero.
Don’t April Fool with Your Finances
April fool means you've been taken in by someone or something going on that's not real. Scammers fall into this category. Take care to keep your finances on track as we enter the second quarter of the year.
The Financial Literacy Gap
Financial Literacy is an issue in our country. It’s no secret that improving your financial education will increase your ability to manage your money well.
Making the Best Income Investing Choices
.laying the investing game is a volatile and fluid activity, even in the best of times. We all want more stable finances -.what is now being referred to as “Financial Wellness.”
Enhanced Financial Counseling for Young Adults
Recently, Congress voted on a bill that would improve financial counseling for student borrowers — online or in-person sessions for any student with a federal loan or a grant.