Category: Financial Health

Medical debt is a sizable problem in the US. According to Debt.com, half of Americans now have unpaid medical bills, and the number of Americans who have medical debt in collections stands at 46%. A...

It’s no secret: Cryptocurrency is making daily headlines. Whether Tesla’s Elon Musk is tweeting about crypto or financial advisors on CNBC are talking about how much Bitcoin stock is surging, cryptocurrencies are on everybody’s minds. ...

These days, it seems like you can't go a day without hearing about "stocks." Every day there's a news story about how good or bad stocks are doing, or how new investors became millionaires off...

If you have outstanding debt, your main two options are settling in full and paying in full. However, the difference between these two can be confusing. You might be asking yourself, "Is settle in full the same as...

Buy now pay later options allow you to make purchases now and pay for them later, often in installments over a month or two. Being able to pay in installments is appealing at times when...

The holiday season is the happiest time of the year, with twinkling lights, joyful celebrations, and quality time with loved ones. Despite the cheer, holiday stress can set in if you wait until the last...

Nothing feels better than trimming your grocery bill in half with smart shopping. But extreme couponing, which requires plenty of patience and practice, doesn't have to be the only solution. Grocery shopping on a budget...

Zero-based budgeting is when you allocate every dollar you earn so that your income minus your expenses equals zero. It’s just one of the many different ways you can budget. Many people swear by zero-based...

Bread is a staple of the American diet, with a variety of flavor options from whole wheat loaves to honey butter rolls. It’s easy to make at home and a fresh, delicious addition to your...