How you can adapt along the way We’re certainly living in uncertain times, and many of us are already feeling the financial burden. If your budget has taken a hit, here are some options you can consider to help fill the financial gap, from unemployment to free meals for kids. Resources to combat uncertainty: TIPS: … Read more
Nowadays, a cell phone is a must-have item. Year over year, we’re spending more time on our phones as they basically become little computers that we carry with us everywhere. Unsurprisingly, we’re also shelling out a lot of money paying for them. Whether it’s getting the latest and greatest iPhone to paying for costly insurance, … Read more
Losing a job or having hours cut can be devastating financially. When these kinds of emergencies happen, it’s best to have a financial emergency plan ready to go — but that’s not always a reality. It’s clear that we (Goodbudget) are not capable of providing answers to address every Goodbudgeter where they’re at. But, we … Read more
…when life hands you lemons It’s fair to say that life has its share of ups and downs. And sometimes we have to pull back on our spending to adjust to changes in income or circumstance. Or sometimes, we just decide we’re tired of paying an arm and a leg for things that shouldn’t cost … Read more
One thing I know to be true about people is that we’re resilient. In times of crisis, we tend to band together and support one another. We find ways to be generous with our time, money and energy to help others who might need it more than we do. I’m so inspired by the acts … Read more
It’s more than just the down payment Buying a home is an awesome financial goal! There are so many pros to owning your own home. There’s more privacy. You can paint the walls without having to ask permission. Unlike a car, this investment might actually appreciate over time. The list goes on. With that said, … Read more
My mom was a real estate agent who worked from home, so I grew up going to open houses and listening to her stories about offers, counteroffers, inspections, and escrows. But even with that background, I came into my first (and only) homebuying experience unprepared. If it weren’t for our parents, siblings, and trusted friends, … Read more
Get your financial emergency plan in order Financial emergencies can strike at any time. For some people, the recent coronavirus pandemic is already having an effect on their budgets. Some folks need to stay home from work because they’re sick or caring for loved ones, and others may have had their hours cut due to … Read more
Financial emergency planning is a great way to prepare yourself for life’s twists and turns. And in our experience, the coming of those twists and turns is not a matter of if but when. There are lots of situations that might warrant a financial emergency response from you and your family. An unexpected loss of … Read more
Interest rates are a bit like the weather — they’re constantly changing. Sometimes they’re up, and sometimes they’re down. Since they happen to be at historic lows right now, you might have heard that it could be good to think about refinancing any debt you have, whether that’s a mortgage or other loans. Before you … Read more
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