Values-based budgeting is an approach that puts your personal values at the center of your financial planning. Instead of ...

Cons: Buying stuff you don't need or can't afford can easily snowball into out-of-control debt, especially if you're using a credit card. According to a March 2024 Credit Karma study, Gen Z is racking ...

Getting used to a lifestyle in which they are spending $360K would mean they would need a lot of money invested for retirement. They’d need at least $9 million if they planned to maintain ...

Retirees worry they will live too long to enjoy their money. Studies show those who spend more report greater satisfaction in retirement, yet older Americans often live below their means.

"It's just a little treat." It's something I'm sure we're all guilty of saying at one point while online shopping or at the ...

Instead of looking for items with the cheapest price tags, think about what you wear the most and prioritize spending a ...

We all like convenience. Whether it's ordering a quick meal, getting groceries delivered or paying for services that save time – it can feel like money well spent. But these conveniences are usually ...

The aim is to be intentional about how you spend your money. Many joke about retail therapy but it's a very real thing. Sadness is strongly associated with a sense that you're not in control of ...

Some experts feel that elementary school kids are young enough to have a debit card, provided you're monitoring their spending. There are a lot of good reasons to teach your kids about money.

Ahead, CNBC Select reviewed the best five apps for sending money to friends, family and even some small businesses. (Read our methodology for more information on how we choose the best money ...

Flexibility. Many money market accounts come with checks and debit cards, allowing you to spend your savings, make withdrawals and transfer funds. Transaction restrictions. Many banks and credit ...