Budgeting
Budgeting Worksheet
Setting a budget is a good idea no matter your income level. Sticking to a budget helps you relieve uncertainty and stress while also helping you to figure out how to meet both your short-term […]
Savings Tips for Moms by Moms
Ok, you caught me, I am not a mom. I don’t know about baby food or school systems or even how to throw a rockin’ birthday party. But, I do know saving money can be […]
Budgeting in the Age of Coronavirus (Or Any Unexpected Crisis)
The COVID-19 pandemic facing our world has impacted each of us in different ways: canceled plans, halted routines, and heightened anxiety about our own health and financial well-being. Luckily, many companies that we do business […]
Make the Most of Your COVID Stimulus Check
If you are one of the many Americans to receive a stimulus check from the IRS, here are some tips for making the most of the money.
Coronavirus and Your Finances: Preparing for an Emergency
BY: GREENPATH FINANCIAL WELLNESS Stay Calm, Wash Your Hands, and Follow These Tips for Financial Preparedness Never in a million years would you have made a specific financial plan for a new virus to disrupt […]
What to Do If Your Income Is Interrupted or Lost Unexpectedly: 5 Financial Steps to Take If You Can’t Work
BY: GREENPATH FINANCIAL WELLNESS For most of us, and especially for the 32 million workers who do not have paid sick time, the idea of missing work because of an illness or a shutdown is […]
Investment Opportunities Before You Get Married
While basking in the glow of a recent engagement, focusing on some of the uncomfortable and at-times complicated changes that come with getting hitched is probably the last thing you want to be doing. It […]
How to Do Friendsgiving on a Budget
We’re officially through Halloween and every holiday-enthusiast is already listening to Baby It’s Cold Outside through their headphones while they price check turkeys at their local supermarket… No? Well, maybe that’s just me. But November […]
Be Kind To Your Bank Account This Holiday Season
It’s that time again. According to a National Retail Federation (NRF) study, Americans spent an average of $1,007.24 on winter holidays in 2018. With that number expected to rise again beginning next month, being in […]
Banking for Beginners
So you are dipping your toe into the pool of banking, and you are starting to realize that it is more than just free lollipops and pulling up to the ATM. As a millennial, I’ve […]