Slowly but surely, the weather is starting to get warmer. The night doesn’t come around that early in the day anymore. And maybe you’re already planning for Easter. That can mean one thing only: Spring is right around the corner! March marks the end of…
Category: Financial Education
Financial independence is a necessity for securing your future. The importance of financial education, especially for women, cannot be overstated. Women often face unique financial challenges, including longer life expectancies, career breaks for careg…
People usually think of hearts and roses when they think of Valentine’s Day romance in February. But there’s another kind of love that doesn’t get as much attention: loving yourself financially. Taking care of your money is a form of …
Welcome back to “Monthly Money Makeover”! This February, we’re continuing our financial wellness journey, brought to you by National Debt Relief and Financial Wellness Board member Dasha Kennedy. Last month, we laid the groundwork with budg…
What’s the aftermath of this past holiday season? Did you fall out of your routine during the holidays and are still not back to your old self? Or did you spend too much on gifts and trips this past December? Luckily, the new year is upon us and it’s t…
Investing has the power to shape your financial future for the better. Knowing that your financial future is bright enables you to enjoy life more. How? Having the peace of mind knowing that your money is working hard for you makes your stress levels d…
The debt snowball method entails paying off your smallest debts first and gradually working your way up to the largest one, as popularized by personal finance guru Dave Ramsey. Touted as much for its psychological efficacy as its capacity to eradicate …
September is National Preparedness Month, a time to highlight the importance of being prepared in the face of unexpected emergencies and disasters. While this month typically spotlights natural disasters, preparing for financial emergencies aligns with…
The worst time to wish you had an emergency fund is when you have an emergency. You want to prepare for any emergency ahead of time, so you’ll have the peace of mind knowing you can go through anything tough that may be coming your way. Whether it’s yo…
The worst time to wish you had an emergency fund is when you have an emergency. You want to prepare for any emergency ahead of time, so you’ll have the peace of mind knowing you can go through anything tough that may be coming your way. Whether it’s yo…