Money Moves: What to Do When You Land Your First Job
Just landed your first job? Congratulations! This is a big milestone on your financial health journey. Plus, getting your first paycheck always makes everything seem a little brighter. Getting your first job can also come with additional responsibilities and expenses. It’s important to get a handle on managing your money from the get go. Why?…
Read MoreWhat is Loud Budgeting & How Can It Help You Reach Your Goals?
The world today is filled with so much noise. From your social media feed to reality TV, it often seems like people are spending fortunes and living large. Between this noise and pressure to spend your money in social situations, it can be difficult to keep your budget in check. But this doesn’t have to…
Read MoreA Beginner’s Guide to Financial Health for Gen Z
Were you born between 1996 and 2012? If so, you’re most likely part of Gen Z: the generation that’s entering or well into their 20s. SaverLife wants to better understand our Gen Z members who are navigating their financial health journeys. From our preliminary research, we uncovered that young adults are spending significantly more on…
Read More6 Unexpected Benefits of Multigenerational Housing
Are you considering moving in with your family? Many SaverLife members have shared that they live with their grandparents, parents, children, siblings, or friends. There are many reasons why SaverLife members have created multigenerational homes, but some major examples include: When it comes to housing, there’s no right answer for how you share your space.…
Read MoreDebt Dilemma: The Impact of Student Loans on Your Financial Future
If you have student loans, you’re not alone. According to a recent Forbes article, there are roughly 43 million people currently holding federal student loans. This translates to roughly 13% of the United States population! Plus, this number only accounts for federal student loans; it doesn’t even account for the debt owed by private loans…
Read MoreReliable Small Business Support and Guidance for All Seasons of Life – Graduation to Retirement
When you think about financial health, what comes to mind? For SaverLife members, defining financial health can look very different to each person. Why? Because there’s no one way to navigate your financial situation: everyone is working toward different goals for themselves and their families. This is also true of entrepreneurship. Starting and maintaining gig…
Read MoreGrow Your Gig: Getting Started Financially as an Influencer or Gig Worker
Are you looking to start gig work or become an influencer? Welcome to the SaverLife microentrepreneur community! Through surveys and interviews, we’ve found that a majority of SaverLife members are pursuing gig or influencer work to make ends meet and increase their monthly income. In some cases, they’re also planning to transform this work into…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Self-Employment Tax Implications for Family Caregivers
Are you providing regular care to a family member or friend? If you’re receiving compensation for your services, it’s important to track your income. Caregiving, even for a loved one, could be considered self-employment and change how you file your taxes. There are different scenarios in caregiving situations that will determine if you, as a…
Read MoreSelf-Employment Taxes: What You Need to Know and How to Stay on Top of Them with Confidence
Being your own boss comes with many benefits, like greater flexibility, freedom, and control over your work. However, when it comes to taxes, being self-employed can feel like a whole new ballgame. Navigating the process of self-employment taxes, including what they are, who needs to pay them, and when they’re due, can be tricky and…
Read More6 Questions to Ask Before Starting a Side Hustle
Infographic Get a guided version of this article in the format of a decision tree flow chart. View Are you thinking about starting a side hustle to supplement your income? Through ongoing interviews and surveys, SaverLife has learned that many members pursue additional work on top of their primary jobs to make ends meet and…
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