Using virtual wallets, like Google Pay, Apple Pay, or Samsung Pay, to purchase your everyday items may seem worrisome and new, at first. But there are several reasons why it is a much better alternative to using your physical card.
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Save that New Year’s resolution for something besides paying down holiday debt. With a bit of planning and saving, and a little help from the Internet, you can keep your holiday spending in check.
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About half of Americans make New Year's resolutions each January, but only about 20% of people keep them. Getting into shape and achieving financial goals are among the most popular resolutions. (Statista.com)
While we can’t help you reach your ideal weight, we can share 6 ways to help you become financially fit in the new year:
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After the sudden loss of a spouse, it can be difficult to think straight—especially when it comes to finances. Although many people suggest holding off on big financial decisions after the recent death of a spouse, there are some things that just can’t wait.
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Are you spending too much? For many Americans, the answer is, "Absolutely." The reasons are varied—lack of a budget or a desire to maintain appearances—but, to better manage your spending, many financial advisers recommend tracking your cash flow and monitoring your emotional state.
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Some people believe it’s safer to use a debit card as credit since they don’t have to enter their PIN. If you cover the keypad during the debit transaction and keep your card in your wallet when not in use, a debit transaction is as safe as a credit transaction.
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A healthy savings account is your best defense against life’s curve balls. But sometimes setting aside some money every paycheck isn’t enough—particularly when you’re just starting out in life.
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