Get an A+ on Back-to-School Savings

Get an A+ on Back-to-School Savings

Ready to fill this year’s backpack with all new school supplies? Check out how much the average American spends on back-to-school and get an A+ on your spending by following these easy savings tips from Mint.com!   SaverLifeSaverLife is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people improve their financial health. Through savings challenges, personalized tips,…

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Are You On Track? Reevaluating Your Financial Priorities

Crash Course in Financial Flexibility Our lives are complex, and that’s usually a good thing because it keeps life interesting. But when it comes to our money, the more complex our situation, the more challenging it is to manage competing priorities. What’s the Opportunity Cost? We suspect you have more than one thing you want…

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What is Money Mindfulness?

What Do You Believe? Everything you DO with money makes perfect sense if you know what you BELIEVE about money. If you believe that money is a necessary evil, you may resist saving. If you believe there will never be enough money, you may be reluctant to spend it. Our money fears and fantasies set…

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How to Use the 80-20 Rule for Saving Money

Following money-saving rules isn’t easy. You have to face up to your finances as they are and without embellishments. You have to learn how to budget and save money. The toughest bit is that you have to bury certain desires and defer others to another time. Whatever your bank balance is at the moment, it takes guts to…

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Setting Your Financial Goals

Goal setting is an inside job. Think about it. We set our goal first, focusing on a specific and achievable financial target. To be clear, saying “I want to be more financially stable,” or “I want to increase my credit score,” is not the same as setting a goal. We’re talking about what you want…

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