Americans are owed over $70 billion in unclaimed funds and we’re not just talking about those state treasury databases (although, you should check there too).
Forgotten Money: Beyond Unclaimed Property
How to Organize Tax Documents Throughout the Year
Getting organized for tax season doesn’t have to be a frantic scramble every April. With a strategic year-round approach, you can transform tax preparation from a stressful ordeal into a manageable process. Here’s your systematic guide to staying ahead of the paperwork game.
How Compound Interest Can Grow Your Money (Without Much Effort)
Want your money to grow while you sleep? That’s the magic of compound interest. It’s a powerful financial tool that can help you build wealth over time, even if you’re not investing huge amounts.
What to Do if You Owe Back Taxes: A Step-by-Step Guide
In this guide, we’ll break down what back taxes are, what happens if you don’t deal with them, and how to take action, even if you can’t pay the full amount right now.
Savings Bonds: The Safe, Simple Way to Grow Your Money
If you’re looking for a low-risk way to save money over time, savings bonds might be a good option. They’re easy to buy, backed by the U.S. government, and can provide steady, if modest, growth.
Is the Government Making Money Off Your Forgotten Funds?
Have you ever thought about forgotten bank deposits, old utility refunds or uncashed checks gathering digital dust? Many people don’t wonder if their unclaimed property earned interest—or if the state cashed in instead. Here’s what
Shrinkflation: The Hidden Tax on Your Grocery Budget
How companies are quietly making your dollar buy less – and what you can do about it.
The 5 Envelope Budgeting Method Explained (And Why It Still Works!)
Budgeting hasn’t gotten easier. With digital payments, auto-subscriptions, and rising prices, it’s easy to swipe, tap, and forget where the money went. That’s where the envelope budgeting method comes in.
The Best Free Budgeting Apps to Take Control of Your Finances
Managing your money doesn’t have to be complicated—or expensive. With the right app, you can track spending, set savings goals, and get a better view of your finances without paying a subscription fee.
Spring Reset: Easy Ways to Refresh Your Finances
Spring cleaning isn’t just for closets and garages. It’s also the perfect time to dust off your budget and take a fresh look at your finances.