Saving & Budgeting

Not saving money can have serious consequences. Whether it’s debt, lack of freedom or emotional trauma, not saving any money is a bad idea. Here are 6 reasons why.

Saving money as a grad student isn’t rocket science, but you might have to get a little creative. Here are 7 ways to do so.

If you find yourself struggling to avoid coffee shops, follow some of these simple tips and save more of your money and more of your time.

Have you ever tried to stop spending money on fast food, but failed miserably? If so, join the club. The average American spends roughly $1200 a year on fast food alone.

Travelling with your family as a teenager is an amazing experience. Travelling by yourself or with a group of friends is a whole other experience, but it’s expensive. This article gives you a 6 step guide on how you can save money to travel as a teenager.

Golf is expensive, but fortunately , golfing for free is possible . This article lists and explains 4 things you can do to play golf for free.

While saving money during your teenage years won’t make or break you financially, saving money at a young age when you have little expenses is very advisable. But the question is, how much?

The purpose of this article is to cover what exactly an emergency fund is and to discuss how much emergency fund you should have saved.