Review: Should you budget with YNAB?
YNAB is a budgeting app that can get you out of the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and out of debt. A financial expert shares her take.
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How much does it cost to have a baby?
The best way to prepare your finances for having children before you become a parent.
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How much does it cost to be a single parent?
Whether you’re considering becoming a single mother by choice or wondering how much it costs to be a single parent, here are some financial factors to consider.
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The most millennial spending habits
New research shows how millennials spend money differently from older generations. See where their financial priorities differ.
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Where millennials are (and are not) buying homes
Researchers at Haven Life looked at where millennials are (and are not) buying homes. While most millennials can’t afford to buy in coastal cities, many are buying in the Midwest.
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Review: Can Blooom help you better manage your 401(k)?
Blooom is a robo advisor that specifically focuses on 401(k) portfolio management. A CFP weighs in on its pros and cons.
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Review: Should you add the Acorns app to your phone?
Acorns works on the “set it and forget it” principle. You spend, and money is automatically transferred to your account. By automating the investment process, Acorns makes investing simple.
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Looking for a home? How buying compares to renting in these top cities
Families are increasingly faced with the question of whether they should rent or buy. Here’s how the price-to-rent ratio can help determine if it’s worth it.
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10 Ways to Prepare for the Coming Holiday Spending Binge
The month between Thanksgiving and New Year’s is a time filled with expiration dates. Both for budgets and diets. The holidays, as merry as they are, come with expensive expectations like large, festive dinners and gift buying (are we really sure it’s better to give than receive…) that can drain a bank account quickly. So,…
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The Two Financial Planning Must-Haves [Part 2]
In Part 2 of this series, Jeff Rose, CFP, shares how you can invest your first $2,000.
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