How Much Does Impulse Buying Cost You?
Everybody makes impulsive and unplanned buying decisions sometimes. For many people this may wreck their budget. How do you (plan to) stop this impulsive monster?
Is Online Shopping (Always) Cheaper?
Online shopping prices can be based on the quirkiest variables, from the time of day, your location, or even the devices you use. Better stock up on information first before shopping online.
Why Do Companies Have "Rewards" Programs?
Rewards or loyalty programs come with many perks. Some may be great, others may cost you dearly. See whether such programs make sense for you and your pocketbook, or not at all.
Investing Soon? Watch Out for Promissory Note Scams!
If you're looking to get a better return on investment (compared to today's historically low interest rates), be extra cautious for promissory note scams and the like!
Are Small Investment Apps Suitable for You?
Using your mobile device to trade on the stock market comes with pros and cons. Be sure to dig in deep before you start using one, and this video may be a good start.
What Is a 401(k) Plan?
A 401(k) plan in laymen's terms is a saving plan for retirement, offered by your employer. There’s a lot to 401(k)’s, so it is probably makes sense to start learning the basics.
Can Skepticism Help You Save a Few Bucks?
Skepticism means questioning things and getting proof before you accept them as the truth. Asking questions and getting the facts can make you a smarter consumer.
Why Pay Rip-Off Rates for High Interest Loans?
Disastrous to the pocketbook of (most) people! Dig in before you sign away your money.
Want the Best Deals for Your Travel Buck?
Going on a trip? There's a plethora of useful websites to help you get most out of your travel buck.
Should You Preload Credit Card Payments?
Do you make credit card purchases before consulting your budget? If so, think about "preloading payments" instead.
