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The average family saves less than $100 a month. At that rate, you’d have just $61,000 invested over 20 years. So I want to show you seven ways to save money.

Rich people teach their kids about money. Schools don’t do it and as someone that grew up in a lower-income, single-parent family I can tell you that lessons learned by example aren’t always the best.

Buying a lease to own home could be the solution to getting your dream home even on bad credit. Keep this guide handy to make sure you get everything out of your rent to own option.

Budgets are the four-letter word of personal finance and tough to keep when it’s just one person trying to follow them. Here are the steps to create a family budget.

When the stock market crashes 35% in less than a month, it’s time to start looking for safe investments. I’m talking safe investments with high returns that won’t make you lose sleep.

Refinancing your car can lower your payments, get a better rate and get you out from under the dealer. You could see your payments go down considerably and even get cash out with auto refinancing.

Consumer debt is out of control in America. Spending is definitely part of the problem but wages that haven’t budged in nearly a decade also contribute. There are some ways you can control debt.

It has been a crazy year for investors. ​We’ll be going step-by-step through a plan on how to invest you can personalize to your needs and take the stress out of investing.

Inflation is affecting all aspects of your life. First, your weekly trip to the grocery store is more expensive because the price of meats, dairy, fruits, and almost everything else costs more.

For many people, saving and keeping a budget is so difficult that they deprive themselves of ever reaching the financial happiness they deserve.