Money can be stressful, and you’re not alone if you feel like you’re just getting by. In fact, 60% of adults in America live paycheck to paycheck, including more than 40% of those earning $100,000 or more annually¹? Even more concerning, 33% have no savings to fall back on in case of an emergency². The good news? Gaining a better understanding of your finances can make a big difference. In recognition of Financial Literacy Month this April, here are a few steps to help you start your journey toward financial well-being.

Are you looking for ways to celebrate Valentine's Day without breaking the bank? Look no further! From thoughtful DIY projects to budget-friendly date night suggestions, here are a few ideas for making your Valentine's Day both memorable and easy on your wallet.

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Budgets are like the New Year’s resolutions of personal finance. We all know we should have one and we all know it’s a fairly simple thing to follow—at least in theory. Like resolutions, we often map out personal budgets with the best of intentions, only to abandon them a couple of weeks later. Our course on budgeting can help you create and stick to a plan.