Your Career is a Path to Financial Security

In the personal finance world, the focus is often on budgeting: mindfully controlling and cutting expenses to gain financial security. This is good, but it is only half of the equation.   What’s the other half? Growing your income through growing your career.   Growing your income is just as important as watching your spending. It’s a vital…

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How to Recognize and Overcome Emotional Spending

Have you ever had a bad day and used retail therapy to cheer yourself up? Most people have. In fact, 39% of Americans identify as emotional spenders, or people who spend more to cope with life’s highs and lows, according to a study by Credit Karma. The numbers are even higher for Millennials at 52%…

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SaverLife Engagement Opportunities: Get Engaged & Get Paid

Welcome To the SaverLife Engagement Opportunities Board! This is where SaverLife members can find opportunities to earn cash for sharing their experiences. Atlanta Member Stories • December 1 Deadline SaverLife will be coming to Atlanta in February to launch a new video series that will tell mini-member stories. We’re looking to connect with local members who…

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7 Strategies to Stay Positive on a Tight Budget

In June of 2023, 61% of adults in the US reported they were living paycheck to paycheck. This means over half of adults in the US spend the money they earn each month.  If you find yourself living paycheck to paycheck, it may feel like your budget doesn’t have any wiggle room. When your budget…

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2023 Holiday Savings Boost Mystery Gift 2

SaverLife Members: Make sure you scroll to the bottom of the page to get your points. You opened our second 2023 Holiday Savings Boost Mystery Gift! That means you earned 150 points! Open all 3 mystery gifts this holiday season, and you’ll earn enough points to buy TWO scratchers in the point store! BONUS: Download…

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The Best Ways to Defeat Doubt and Depression Due to Debt

American household debt hit a record $16.9 trillion at the end of 2022, according to Debt.com. And in 2022, it was estimated that just below 10% of the average American household’s income went to paying down debts. Seeing these numbers, it’s easy to understand why Americans feel overwhelmed by their debt.  If you find yourself…

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