Father’s Day Financial Advice from Quicken
Parents are our first source of knowledge. About everything. They know how to cook dinner. And how to tie shoes. They know how to work buttons, and how to put that jacket on so it doesn’t end up backwards and inside out. As we grow…
Graduate Your Student Loans
If you have federal student loans and you want to pay down your debt, there’s never been a better time to get started. With payments and interest on hold, the money you’re saving every month can work a lot harder for you if you apply…
3 Experts Share Why You Need a Financial Accountability Partner
When you’re working toward financial goals, having someone in your corner to cheer you on can make a big difference. Whether you’re paying down debt, saving for retirement, building an emergency fund, or trying to stick to a budget, the practical steps are easy to…
Financial Fitness for Real Life
Budgeting: Count your Steps…and your cash Count your steps … and your cash! Staying physically fit is a balancing act. You want to get those steps in every day. You really do! But the only way to make that happen is to find a way…
5 Ways to Make Your 2020 Money Goals a Reality
Paying down debt? Saving your first $5,000? Buying that investment property? If you’re like most people I come across, you’ve set a few BIG money goals this year and, of course, that gets me excited! Unfortunately, the challenge is that most people don’t see their…
5 tips to help you actually keep your financial resolutions in 2020
We recently surveyed people to better understand what drives their resolution-making and how likely they are to see a goal through to the finale. One of the most common goals that people highlighted for 2020 is to spend less and save more. This makes sense:…