The cost of getting advanced education is at an all-time high. Whether you’re going to a community college, or a state or private school, the money for tuition, materials, and other expenses add up quickly. There are several ways… Continue Reading
Unemployment benefits are payments that you can get if you lose your job due to the business closing or another reason outside of your control. Unemployment benefits are paid out by the local state employment agency where you live, and… Continue Reading
The Emergency Rental Assitance program is designed to help families and individuals who are struggling to pay rent as a result of the COVID-19 epidemic. A total of $25 billion in funds are set aside. The goal is to… Continue Reading
There are more unclaimed assets out there than you might think. In fact, some estimates show that there is over $49 billion worth of unclaimed funds in the US and that one in 10 people have some form of unclaimed… Continue Reading
You already know that you might have unclaimed money sitting out there, just waiting for you to grab it. The next question is: where do you go from here? One thing’s for certain. If you search on the internet… Continue Reading
Finding unclaimed tax money is more common than you might think. In fact, for tax-year 2016, the IRS estimates roughly $1.5 billion in unclaimed money was owed to U.S. taxpayers. That’s a boatload of cash! The good news thousands… Continue Reading
Housing costs are the most significant expenses for most people. But you can’t live comfortably in your home without working utilities — and those can cost quite a bit, too. But there are dozens of ways you can cut down… Continue Reading
Building solid financial habits starts young. If you teach your child early on the value of saving money and spending wisely, they’ll be more likely to carry their monetary prudence into adulthood — which can help them reach financial success.… Continue Reading
You know the importance of saving money, but every time your paycheck comes in, all of your bills and other responsibilities take their share. When all is said and done, you barely have anything left to save. So how do… Continue Reading
Housing is by far the largest expense almost everyone faces. Not just rent or mortgage, either — you also need to pay for utilities. One of the most financially troublesome utilities for many living paycheck-to-paycheck (or close to it) is… Continue Reading