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How to Budget for Back-to-School Shopping

2024-07-29
By: Moneywise Family
On: July 29, 2024
In: Budgeting, Home and Family

Back-to-school season is an exciting time for both kids and parents. It marks new beginnings, fresh opportunities, and the promise of learning adventures. However, it also comes with a not-so-exciting aspect: the expenses. From school supplies to new clothes, the costs can quickly add up. But fear not! With aContinue Reading

Leap Year Finances: Fun Finance Tips for the Extra Day

2024-02-26
By: Moneywise Family
On: February 26, 2024
In: Budgeting, Saving Money

Hello, finance enthusiasts and curious minds! Have you ever considered the uniqueness of a leap year? Occurring once every four years, a leap year gifts us with an extra day in February – a phenomenon that not only adjusts our calendars but also offers a unique opportunity to reflect onContinue Reading

Credit Score Check-up: Why and How to Review Your Credit Score

2024-02-19
By: Moneywise Family
On: February 19, 2024
In: Loans and Credit

Have you ever stopped to consider how a three-digit number could play such a pivotal role in shaping your financial journey? That’s right, I’m talking about your credit score. This number isn’t just a random figure; it’s a key that can unlock doors to new opportunities or, if not managedContinue Reading

Post-Holiday Budgeting: Bouncing Back from Holiday Spending

2024-01-16
By: Moneywise Family
On: January 16, 2024
In: Budgeting

How to recover from holiday spending Ah, the holidays – a time for joy, generosity, and… unfortunately, a little too much spending. If you’re like me, you might be staring at your bank account right now, wondering how a season so merry can leave your finances feeling so, well, scary.Continue Reading

Best Strategies to Pay Off Debt

Best Strategies to Pay Off Debt

2024-01-06
By: Moneywise Family
On: January 6, 2024
In: Budgeting, Loans and Credit

Debt can often feel like a heavy burden, but with the right strategies, it’s possible to lighten the load and move towards financial freedom. Here’s a guide to some of the most effective methods for paying off debt. Best Strategies to Pay off Debt 1. Understand Your Debt Before youContinue Reading

How to Build an Emergency Fund and Why You Need One

How to Build an Emergency Fund and Why You Need One

2018-06-10
By: Moneywise Family
On: June 10, 2018
In: Budgeting, Home and Family

What is an emergency fund? Your emergency fund is your safety net in case you lose your job or get sick. You can use these savings to keep your finances in track for a couple of months. The money in an emergency fund should be easily reached and stored inContinue Reading

What is the difference between a checking and savings account

What is the difference between a checking and savings account

2018-04-25
By: Moneywise Family
On: April 25, 2018
In: Home and Family, Saving Money

What is the difference between a checking and savings account? Your decision on which kind of account to open depends on how you would like your money to work for you. Checking Accounts are operated mainly for making purchases and for paying bills. Savings accounts on the other hand, helpContinue Reading

How to Save Money on Cell Phone Bill

How to Save Money on Cell Phone Bill

2017-03-09
By: Moneywise Family
On: March 9, 2017
In: Home and Family, Saving Money

How to Save Money on Cell Phone Bill Do you think that your monthly cell phone bills are too expensive? Are you looking some effective ways to minimize the charges? It is not your problem only. Many of us are struggling with the same problem. We keep spending more andContinue Reading

When to Consider Credit Counseling

When to Consider Credit Counseling

2016-03-21
By: Moneywise Family
On: March 21, 2016
In: Loans and Credit

When to Consider Credit Counseling Not only is credit counseling now a requirement when filing bankruptcy, but it is also a good idea for those who find that they are swimming in a river of debt without the proverbial paddle. When you are in financial danger such as this creditContinue Reading

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