Make time to rest. The holidays are a busy season but be sure to make time to reflect, rest and recover.

Christmas is a time when people rack up tons of debt buying gifts. Learn how to create a solid savings plan and avoid the debt!

Plan ahead. You want to make sure you are spending mindfully over the holidays.

The season of shiny objects & lots of distractions! And while all of this sounds fun, this also the season where money can slip away easily.

Review your budget: Make adjustments to your spending to keep your expenses below your income.

From Clever Girl Finance: sharing a fairly simple idea and some tips that can help you actually achieve your savings goals.

Determining your current debt, expenses, and income will help you understand what specific areas of your finances need the most attention.

With no savings, life can be stressful. If you have a financial emergency and your first thought is 'I have no savings,' it can be scary.

Build good credit by keeping your card balances low.

The whole idea of a spending journal is to track your spending in specific detail down to how you feel emotionally.

Build good credit by paying bills and loans on time.

Let's talk about credit! Have you ever reviewed your credit report and noticed that your credit score has suddenly dropped?

When you have more disposable income, you can share more through giving.

From Clever Girl Finance on YouTube: In today's video, I'm sharing a list of things I no longer buy!

One of the greatest gifts that money can buy is time.

There’s an old cliche that says, “Money can’t buy happiness.” But is that actually true?

You don't need a ton of money to get started with investing.

How do you navigate your life and finances through difficult times like a recession or a pandemic? Tune into this interview.

Difficult situations don't last forever.

As a young woman, my wealth-building journey really started right after I graduated from college and got my first real job