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7 Smart Money Moves for 2026
Kickstart your new year with smart money moves. Learn practical tips to help you build a budget, save for the future, and pay down debt. Discover how to set achievable financial goals, track your spending, and create an emergency fund to stay ahead. With these simple strategies, you’ll feel confident, in control, and ready to make the most of your money and your financial future.
5 Ways to Go Green and Save Money on Earth Day
5 Ways to Go Green and Save Money on Earth DayToday, April 22, is Earth Day. To help promote Earth Day, we thought we would offer some tips on how to go green and save money at the same time. These tips show that going green isn’t just good for the environment, but...
Managing Stress and Your Finances During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Managing Stress and Your Finances During the COVID-19 Pandemic By Monika Ritchie There’s no doubt that as we weather the coronavirus pandemic, stress has increasingly become a regular part of our lives. As if worries about our own health and the health of our loved...
Your Health and Well-being is More Important Than Your Credit Rating
Your Health and Well-being is More Important Than Your Credit Rating By Julie Jaggernath During this time of wide-spread income uncertainty it can be hard to figure out how to deal with your finances. However, protecting your credit rating shouldn’t come before...
What Does It Mean to Build an Emergency Budget?
What Does It Mean to Build an Emergency Budget? By Julie Jaggernath An emergency budget is different than emergency savings. When your income is drastically reduced, you’re essentially creating a plan for how to manage the little income and cash you have left. Having...
How to Rebuild Your Credit Rating After Bankruptcy
How to Rebuild Your Credit Rating After Bankruptcy By Julie Jaggernath & Monika Ritchie Are you wondering how to rebuild your credit rating after you’ve been bankrupt? While the thought of using credit again might scare you because you don’t want to end up in debt...
Adult Kids on a Spending Spree? 4 Reasons Why Not to Bail Them Out Financially
Adult Kids on a Spending Spree? 4 Reasons Why Not to Bail Them Out Financially By Julie Jaggernath We all know that "someone" – a sibling, friend, relative, or colleague – when they run short of cash, a quick call to the bank of Mom and Dad solves their problems. As...
Why You Don’t Want an Income Tax Refund Next Year
Why You Don’t Want an Income Tax Refund Next Year Q: My friend was all but bragging about how big her income tax refund is this year and all the things she wants to spend the money on. I’ve filed my taxes, and while I won’t have to pay, my refund is just enough for a...
11 Ways to Pay for Your Education When Going Back to School
11 Ways to Pay for Your Education When Going Back to School By Julie Jaggernath If you’re a mature student looking to return to school, finding ways to pay your tuition and education costs may seem like a daunting task. Couple the increased costs with a decrease in...
3 Secrets to Paying Off Credit Cards Fast
3 Secrets to Paying Off Credit Cards Fastby Scott Hannah Q: I have no trouble charging stuff on my credit cards, but paying them down, never mind off, I seem to be going nowhere fast. I feel like I’m missing something, some inside scoop no one ever told me. My...
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