Personal Finance Articles

Secured credit cards and prepaid debit cards serve different purposes. Learn the differences.

January is National Poverty in America Awareness Month, so now is a good time to…

If you didn’t receive one or both stimulus payment(s), or received less than you’re entitled…

Don’t pay more for your burrito. Learn how to avoid Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) for everyday purchases.

The new COVID-19 Economic Relief Bill includes another round of stimulus checks. If you receive…

When savings are not enough, debt can help fund the expenses of life. But debt is not always the right solution. Learn more about using household debt effectively.

How do you prepare for a recession when you already struggle financially? Even in tough…

Yes; the U.S. entered a recession in 2022. Learn how to protect your finances, what to do and not do in a recession.

Having financial goals is important. Read more about 7 good financial habits to master in…

You may have concerns about federal COVID relief ending in 2021, including extra benefits for…

We’ve got six financial tips to make the transition out of college go smoothly for…

To help you start off the New Year with the benefit of hindsight in money…

The pandemic has created a strenuous environment for many Americans, especially when it comes to their finances. Even as 2020 comes to an end, nearly half of working Americans say their income is still less than what it was pre-pandemic. While vaccines bring the hope that things will eventually return to something like normal, financialRead more Almost Half of Americans Are Earning Less Than Before COVID

Do you rely on the coronavirus aid and government stimulus programs that are ending in…

If you've changed your spending habits during COVID-19, you're not alone. Now's the time to…

Want to give back but worried about the budget? Try these free ways to give back as a family this holiday season.

The CARES Act allows a special $300 above-the-line tax deduction for cash donations made directly…

You have the power to find financial freedom and set yourself up for success. Here’s how.

Raising financially responsible kids is the goal of many parents. Learn three expert tips on…

Furlough, layoff, and termination may sound the same, but the differences are key. Here’s what they mean.

Struggling after a federally declared disaster? An Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) could be just what you need.

Cosigning means taking legal responsibility for a loan. Learn how cosigning might impact your finances and credit, and how to protect yourself.

Our recent survey revealed that helping your kid through college could cause you undue emotional,…

Freedom Debt Relief surveyed over 2,000 how they were planning to use their tax refund,…

The employment situation has improved, but it will be a long road to a full…

If you’d like to take advantage of the country’s favorite day of bargains during this…