Saving & Budgeting

It’s the return of travel. Here’s how to create a travel budget for your dream vacation in 7 simple steps.

You’re hitting your stride in your career, so it’s a great time to set yourself up for success when it comes to your finances. Here’s how from CFP who’s been there.

Worried about credit card debt? In a panic over retirement savings? Tap these 7 strategies to feel more secure about your bottom line.

Getting Out of Debt

Creating a budget that works for your specific goals is easier than you think.

Saving is not a competition, but if you’re wondering where you stand, here’s the average net worth by age in the U.S. Plus: Tips on increasing your net worth.

Compare rates on the best certificates of deposit so you can grow your savings in a rising rate environment.

Capital One 360 CDs offer a competitive yield for savers looking to take advantage of rising interest rates.

Determine the best Wells Fargo savings account for your savings

Chase Bank Savings Account Interest Rates

We reviewed the most popular direct banking options to find the best online checking and saving accounts for you.

If you’re looking for an alternative college-saving route, you might want to look into these types of custodial accounts.

If you’re holding more cash than you need, consider these interest-bearing account options recommended by this Certified Financial Planner.

So they always pick restaurants out of your budget? Never pay you back? Here’s how to handle all the tricky situations and keep your friendships intact.

If you’re planning a major purchase or other financial goal, pouring—or sinking—cash into an online savings account can keep you on track and help you avoid borrowing.

The most expensive wedding dresses can cost as much as a nice car—but there are plenty of options that will make you feel beautiful on your big day while sticking within your budget.

These apps can help you in a pinch, but it's best to avoid relying on them in the long term.

From making a list and renting (instead of buying) to repurposing and deal-seeking, there are ways to stay on budget when acquiring back-to-school supplies.

Security, credit building and other benefits can be helpful, but only if you can avoid overspending.

Here are my tried-and-true tips for planning a wedding on a budget while still creating a beautiful, intimate event.

Have you recently lost your job, or fear that you may soon? These resources can help you if you’re ever without an income.

While maybe not the most romantic step in a relationship, merging your finances should nonetheless be approached as thoughtfully as a destination wedding.

Kick back at your outdoor gatherings with drinks that are simple to make and easy on your wallet.

Pets can be expensive, costing hundreds or thousands of dollars per year for routine expenses—and that's even before surprise emergencies. Here's how to prepare.

Buying a car is usually a stressful event, but take some of the guesswork out of the process by knowing what you can afford to pay. Then, consider our tips to lower the total cost.

Your dream wedding doesn't have to break the bank. We'll show you how.

Once the introductory offer ended and my credit cards started charging me high interest, I realized something needed to change.

If you’ve ever gone into credit card debt buying gifts for the holidays, or if you've ever broken your budget trying to pay for your pet’s vet checkups, a revolving savings account may be just what y

From tapping government programs to liquidating assets, you have options to unlock income in an emergency.

Ever wonder how your credit score came to be? These five things make up your score and improving them will raise it.

This savings challenge isn’t right for everyone, but it could help you sock away thousands of dollars in just a few months, particularly if you take on the 100 or 200 envelope challenge.

From choosing healthcare coverage to managing your paycheck, there are many money to-dos when you take on a new position.

Paying just a fraction of the purchase at checkout can be a helpful budget stretcher. But if you’re not careful it can make a mess of your financial life.

Rents are rising across America. Knowing how much you should budget for can keep you from being affected by the inflated prices.

Don’t just sign up for any old credit card offer you get in the mail. Here’s how to make sure you get the credit card with the most benefits for you.

Budgeting starts with knowing which of your expenses are fixed and which are variable. Here’s how to tell, and ways to save on each.

Following this rule will help you manage your money by allocating every dollar toward needs, wants, debt payoff and savings.

A high credit score can save you money, and maybe even help you land a job.