If you’re a stay-at-home parent, you might also be in charge of managing your household’s finances. And if you’ve ever wished you could increase your savings rate without returning to full-time employment, you might be interested in working from home.

Unfortunately, a lesson or conversation that is often not had between parents and children is around money, therefore, leading to many people's lack of financial literacy.

Sixty ($60) billion has been set aside for Community Banks and Smaller Credit Unions with the goal of funneling more money to small, rural, and minority-owned businesses.

There are many fees banks charge, which account for the billions of dollars that they make per year off of fees alone. With everything from monthly maintenance fees to overdraft, find ways you can avoid paying such fees.

Black Friday is right around the corner and many will spend large sums of money shopping for gifts. Although purchasing items at a fraction of the price may provide happiness, it is essential to have a budget to not overspend during the holiday.

You read that title correctly. Bank accounts are the building block to getting your money together. With a basic checking and savings account, the goal is to help you keep your money safe. If your bank account forces you to spend a ton of money each month, then it’s not meeting your basic needs.

When choosing a bank product (i.e., debit cards, credit cards, opening bank accounts), you must ask yourself key questions before making your decision. Most people choose their financial institution based on convenience; it’s close to your work, or the process of opening an account is hassle-free.

PR Newswire's data showed that 61% of Americans were living paycheck to paycheck in June 2022. More than half of the American population makes just enough to get by. Running out of money is something that no one wishes to go through, so below are feasible ways to prevent yourself from living paycheck to paycheck.

Since the passing of the Queen of Soul, stories have started to come out about how Aretha Franklin only accepted her fee to perform in cash.