Different generations think and talk about money in different ways. Some recent survey data reveals a bit more about those differences, and how it plays into financial literacy.
Different generations think and talk about money in different ways. Some recent survey data reveals a bit more about those differences, and how it plays into financial literacy.
You’ve heard about the snowball approach to paying off debt, but what about the “avalanche” debt payoff strategy? Read on to learn more.
One method of paying down numerous debt balances is called the “snowball” approach. Here’s what it is, and how it works.
Social media is everywhere, and it may have more of an effect on your behavior, and finances, than you’d think.
We often define ourselves during times of struggle. And that holds true for some of history’s most successful people, like Bill Gates and Michael Jordan.
There’s a near sure-fire way to get a raise or promotion: Find a new job! Read on to learn why you should be constantly applying.
Learning to drive an actual car is an awful lot like learning to manage your money. Let’s compare!
Every new year, people set a lot of goals for themselves, and end up failing. How about making a more manageable goal — one that can be accomplished in one year?
Something that millionaires have in common is a sense of intentionality when it comes to their finances. It can work for you, too.
So, you’re taking a financial literacy class. Great! But be sure you understand who, or what, is behind it.