Kate Braun 
At 21 years old, I was a new college graduate with a liberal arts degree, a couple dollars to my name, a job + a few side hustles, and zero clue about banks, credit cards, retirement funds, or the stock market. Turns out, learning to invest isn’t that hard. Here’s where to start (no stock market expertise required).
How much is six figures? If you’ve heard of people pulling in a six-figure salary, starting a six-figure business, or trying to build a six-figure … Read More
Passive income is one of the most exciting ideas in personal finance. Making money while you’re sleeping, or sitting on a beach, or even while … Read More
College is notorious as a trial-by-fire in frugal living. Between tuition, rent, books, and others, expenses are plentiful—while income is limited at best. You can … Read More
If you’re looking to open a savings account, interest rates matter. The best banks for savings accounts pay you just for keeping your money there, … Read More
An emergency fund is the very first step for someone who’s starting to save and work on their financial health. It gives you the … Read More
College can be a stressful time in and of itself—from cramming for exams to juggling classes, sleep, and socialization, it requires you to manage your … Read More
Robinhood is one of the easiest and most user-friendly investing apps on the market today. It’s free to join, and you also earn a free … Read More
The major expenses in life are the ones that we usually pay attention to, which is why it’s the little, unnoticed ones that can end … Read More
With college tuition prices ballooning over the past several decades, an increasing amount of young people are starting their lives in the red financially. It’s … Read More
Maybe you just found an Amazon gift card from Christmas ten years ago. Or you earned a free Amazon gift card as an app reward, … Read More
Data entry is a great entry-level job that doesn’t require too much training or experience to get started. In essence, it’s a clerical job that … Read More
When you’re looking to drastically cut your expenses, having a 100 dollars a month grocery list can make a huge difference. Food costs can add … Read More
Spring is in the air, and you might be dreaming about hitting the bike trails on a new pair of wheels. Unfortunately, so is everyone … Read More
Cash App is a popular money management app that allows peer-to-peer transactions, simple stock and cryptocurrency investments, and even purchases at retailers with the connected … Read More
Starbucks might have your favorite coffee or tea order to grab on the go, but the habit is undeniably hard on your wallet. If you … Read More
When I first heard of the Acorns investing app, I was intrigued and optimistic. It sounded like a great option for beginner investors who wanted … Read More
Work is important in keeping us professionally satisfied (and, you know, making money), but hobbies keep us interesting and well-rounded. The question “What do you … Read More
Lately, I’ve come across a few articles online about the terms rich vs. wealthy, what they mean, and what the difference might be between the … Read More
When you need a certified witness for the signing of important documents like property deeds, car ownership transfers, medical directives, wills, and so forth, a … Read More
If you’re like me, you tend to wear a pair of shoes until the soles fall off—and I’m not above using duct tape in … Read More
When you’re considering any big purchase, it makes sense that you want to get the most bang for your buck. Part of that equation is … Read More
How to Use Webull App Investing is an important element of managing your financial life—and modern technology makes it easy with the variety of … Read More
If you grew up in the millennial or Gen Z generations, you probably think of checks like cassette tapes: some people still use them, but … Read More