Financial literacy

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Ideally, the holiday season should be all about giving. Realistically, however, — well, it’s still all about giving, just not exclusively in the merriest sense of the word… Buying gifts, decorations and

If you are like the majority of Americans, you wake up in the morning and go to work to earn money. We need the money to live, but wouldn’t it

Did you also make a resolution that you’ll start saving money in 2023? Well, the first step towards this goal is to figure out how to start living frugally. Here

Many people have expressed outrage at the billion dollar bonuses paid to executives in the banking industry, but they continue to use their services and contribute to these bonuses without

Not long ago, recent graduates who wanted to enter the workforce expected they would go to school, learn a trade, find a job and work there until retirement. Recent shifts

20 years ago if you wanted to watch a movie at home, most people would buy a VHS tape and take it home with them. Even if you rented most

As the baby boomer generation moves further into retirement, a new “Pig in the Python” is starting to make waves in American Culture. According to a new Standard & Poor

When you are looking for a financial institution, your basic options are a bank or a credit union. You can give you money to both and come back to get

When you talk about Wall Street, there are usually two images that pop into people’s heads: The first is an image of a mystical place where the wizards of the