6 Tips to Start the New Year on the Right Track Financially
The holidays are a time of hustle and bustle. Between the parties, presents, and meals, other things often shift out of focus. But the new year is a time for refocusing on your goals. Whether you went over budget or just didn’t pay attention to your spending over the holidays, the new year can be…
Read MoreFree, Cheap and (Mostly) Homemade Holiday Gift Ideas
Homemade holiday gifts may just be the best way to give. They’re easy on the budget AND meaningful to the giver and the receiver. Get Creative Use your unique talents and interests to make homemade gifts. Give the Gift of Time Together Most of us wish we had more time with the special people in our…
Read MoreOvercoming Holiday Debt: Tips to Get Back on Track and Regain Financial Stability
The holidays are here! And with the gifts, decorations, and travel that go along with the holidays, it’s easy to see how spending can stack up at this time of the year. In fact, Americans spend an estimated $1,000 on Christmas each year! Sometimes, this spending can even cause you to go into debt. The good…
Read MoreThrift Gifts: Preloved Finds for Holiday Gift Giving
Some things stand the test of time: a classic book, a colorful scarf, a cute end table, quality cookware. With a bit of time for searching, the perfect gift may be at a secondhand store near you. There are two types of secondhand stores. Thrift Stores These include stores operated by non-profit organizations and for-profit…
Read More6 Holiday Hacks to Curb Impulse Shopping
Have you ever stopped to think about how much you spend around the holidays? Chances are it’s more than you think. Research shows Americans spend roughly $1,000 on Christmas each year. While some of this spending is planned, unplanned impulse spending can add up quickly. If you aren’t careful, it can derail your budget and…
Read MoreCould You Boost Your Income with a Clean Energy Job?
Over the past few years, people have become more willing than ever to change jobs to find a better fit for themselves and their families. In fact, 53% of people are thinking about switching jobs, and 44% are already planning to make the switch. If you’re ready to switch jobs or are looking for a…
Read MoreHow Could a Government Shutdown Affect Me Financially?
There’s been a lot of talk about government shutdowns in the last few months. But what does it really mean for us financially? From food programs to employment, a government shutdown could have far-reaching effects. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at why this is happening, the potential financial impacts, and what…
Read More2023 Holiday Savings Boost: Win up to $1,500 in Cash & Test Your Knowledge
The gifting season is upon us. To help you avoid seasonal stress and to prepare you mentally and financially for the festivities, we’re bringing back our Holiday Savings Boost with chances to boost your savings and test your knowledge. Our annual Holiday Savings Boost includes seasonal savings content in your SaverLife dashboard plus the Super…
Read MoreHow to Dress Professionally on a Budget: 3 Tips for Building Your Wallet-Friendly Work Wardrobe
First impressions can make or break a job interview, and one of the most important factors in making a good impression is how you dress. Dressing professionally shows your potential employer that you take the interview seriously and are ready to represent yourself and the company in a positive light. But what does dressing professionally…
Read MoreHow to Get Back in the Job Market after Being Unemployed
Unemployment impacts millions of Americans. It can be a time of uncertainty and financial hardship. Jumping back into the job market after being unemployed can be tough, but it is vital for financial security. Here are 4 ways to bridge the unemployment gap and get back into the job market: 1. Brush Up Your Resume…
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