Debbie Blog

Traveling can be expensive, but it doesn't have to be. There are a number of ways to save money on flights, including using miles, being flexible with your travel dates, and taking advantage of flight hacks.

Do you feel like your bills always manage to be due before you get paid your bi-weekly? I bet this causes a lot of annoyance - now, there are lots of earned wage access apps, like Earnin and Moneylion, that help you get your money early. But what if you could sync up your bills with your paydays? When your payments line up with your income, you dodge those pesky late fees, slash those interest charges, and make your financial journey a whole lot smoother. So, stick around, and we'll show you the ropes on how to make it happen!

In today's digital age, we are constantly bombarded with different products and experiences. And while social media can be a source of inspiration and connection, it can also lead to poor financial habits if we're not careful.

Personal loans and balance transfers are two popular ways to consolidate debt and get a lower interest rate. But which one is right for you?

When it comes to managing your finances, you have several options for where to store your hard-earned money. While each has its merits, credit unions often stand out as a hidden gem in the world of personal finance. Here’s why.

The Biden administration has recently rolled out a new student loan repayment plan called the Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) plan, designed to be more affordable for borrowers, with lower monthly payments and the potential for loan forgiveness after as little as 10 years.

0% APR loans are a great way to borrow money without having to pay interest. However, they are not always easy to find. Here are a few places where you can get a 0% APR loan:

When you think of an emergency fund, do you envision a drab pile of money stashed away for rainy days? It's time to rethink that perspective! While emergency funds are indeed serious business, there's no reason why they can't also be fun!

We’ve all made poor financial decisions, but these are potentially some of the craziest.