Money & Mental Health: 6 Secrets to Spot Financial Anxiety Symptoms
Money can be one of the biggest stressors in life. And at some point, each of us will feel money stress. In fact, according to a survey by Thrive Global, 90% of individuals surveyed said money has an impact on their stress levels. Sometimes, stress around money is tied to an emergency or event that…
Read MoreHow to Get Transportation Assistance and Build Transportation Costs into Your Budget
When money is tight, the last thing you need to worry about is how you’ll get to a job interview, work, or the grocery store. But this worry is common. Transportation costs are typically the second largest spending category in a person’s budget. In fact, SaverLife found that, on average, our members spend 25% to…
Read More6 Small Business Bookkeeping Hacks You Can Start Today
If you’ve experienced a moment of panic trying to manage your new business’s finances, you’re not alone. Launching a small business is an exciting and stressful time, but bookkeeping doesn’t have to add to the pressure. Here are 6 small business bookkeeping hacks you can start today: Hack #1: Separate Your Business and Personal Finances…
Read More8 Documents You Need to Get Financing for Your Small Business
Whether you’re starting a small business or trying to grow one you’ve already built, you may need outside funding. The prospect of applying for funding can be intimidating, but we’ve got you! The first step is simply preparing all your documents and records. While some lenders may require additional information and documentation, this article will…
Read More6 Hidden Costs When Buying a New or Used Car
When you think about big financial purchases, one thing that typically comes to mind is buying a car. Whether you’re buying a car new or used, there may be associated costs you haven’t considered. These additional costs can be considered hidden costs of buying a car. Whether the car is new or used, it’s important…
Read MoreHow to Get Childcare Assistance and Build Care Costs into Your Budget
One of the largest expenses parents may face, especially during the first few years of their child’s life, is childcare. According to Illumine, the average cost of childcare in the US is $14,760 per year. While this cost does vary from state to state, it’s clear that the cost to cover childcare can put a…
Read MoreSmall Business Guide: Catapult your side hustle to the next level
We want to help you transform your side hustle to your main hustle. That’s why we are sharing small business resources that are 100% FREE for you. Browse our one-stop guide to catapult your small business to the next level. We will continue to update this guide as more resources become available, so make sure…
Read MoreHow and Why You Should Price Comparison Shop Utilities
Whether you rent or own your home, a large portion of your monthly housing budget probably goes toward paying your utilities. Utility bills like electricity, natural gas, water, sewer, trash, streaming services, and internet and phone bills, on average, cost Americans roughly $500 a month, according to a study by Move.com. These expenses can add…
Read MoreWhat to do When You Get Behind Paying Utilities Like Your Electric and Water Bill
Sometimes, keeping up with all our financial obligations is a struggle. With such high inflation, our money doesn’t go as far as it used to, and it can be a challenge to stay on track financially. In fact, in 2022, one in six Americans were behind on their utility bills. If you find yourself behind…
Read MoreHow to Get Ahead Paying Bills and Buying Common Household Items
Most Americans live paycheck to paycheck, according to Lending Tree. This means that many of us are putting to work all the money we earn in a month, and very little, if any, is left over. Living paycheck to paycheck can make it feel like you’ll never get ahead with your finances. Living paycheck to…
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