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What to Buy and What to Skip in February
February isn't all about Valentine's Day. There are plenty of other bargain buys this month. Here's what to buy and what to skip in February.
Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards
As you grow older, being able to manage finances becomes more important—and more complicated. Take credit and debit cards, for example. Both cards are commonly used for transactions, but they work in very different ways.
What to Buy and What to Skip in January
If you have a little room left in your budget to splurge, there are bargains to be had in January. Here's what to buy and what to skip this month.
Building Credit From Scratch
Building credit as a teen can be challenging since most credit-building activities require you to be at least 18 years old. Thankfully, there are some steps you can take now to establish a solid credit foundation to build on.
Common Savings Terms (and What They Really Mean)
Gaining an understanding of how terms, like the ones we go over in this glossary, work together will clear a path forward for making the most of your money.
Exploring Bank Accounts
Opening a bank account is an important step toward financial independence and responsible money management. It lets you securely store your money, learn about banking services, and develop essential financial skills.
Realistic (Financial) New Year’s Resolutions
On the search for doable, practical resolutions that could be a major boon to your financial journey? This is the perfect time to add some resolutions to help you save, be informed, and plan ahead.
6 Family-Proof (Financial) Holiday Conversation Starters
If personal finance talk comes up at your holiday gathering, try to steer the conversation with these family-proof topics to help keep spirits high.
6 Savvy Ways to Save at the Pump
The price of gas has been a pain point for Americans for a while. Even so, there are simple ways to save a few bucks every time you fill up at the pump.
Buying Your First Car
Buying a car is a big step toward independence. It’s also a lot of responsibility (and potentially a lot of money). Even if you can’t purchase a car just yet, it’s never too early to learn the process. Here’s a simple guide to the steps involved.