For many, swiping a card is the easiest thing in the world — you could spend $50 or $500 and it feels pretty much the same. Whereas paying in cash definitely makes you stop and think before making a ...

Meagan is a former Series 7 financial advisor and current writer focused on blending straightforward information with a dose of humor on topics including equity investments, insurance products, and ...

A new trend we've seen since vehicle shortages started is dealers not accepting cash or even your own financing when buying a new vehicle. The reason? Dealerships make money financing cars. With far ...

For families relying on Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), knowing exactly when payments arrive each month is essential for managing basic living costs. While TANF is a federally funded ...

It's January and hats off to anyone who isn't running on fumes finance-wise RN. After endless gifts, nights out, trips home, and of course all that booze — things are a wee bit tight for most people.

“Ten years ago, I would have said absolutely. Today, as more spending becomes digital, there are fewer and fewer ways to save money with cash. Having said that, there still is a place and time for ...

Choncé is a personal finance freelance writer who enjoys writing about credit cards, business loans, debt management, and helping people achieve financial wellness. Having a background in journalism, ...