The February Financial Goals Checklist
It’s already month two of the new year! And how are those financial goals going? Don’t let the momentum wear off and call it quits
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SEP IRA: What You Need to Know
Weird but true: Among my money nerd friends, maxing out our yearly retirement contributions is like a competitive sport. And when it comes to retirement
Are You House Poor?
Being house poor means you’re spending the majority of your income on housing expenses. Whether you rent or own, you shouldn’t be spending more than
How to Declare Financial Independence Like Harry and Meghan
When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced plans to leave the UK and relinquish most of their royal duties, they also expressed a desire to
How to Pick an IRA (And Why You Should)
If you’re just starting out in an investing journey, first of all, good for you! Taking the first step toward investing is something that can
How to Start Investing on Your Own
Unlike most people, I’ve always wanted to invest. That’s why I was so excited at the end of the summer before my sophomore year in
My Favorite Credit Cards in Each Category
From the Mint team: Mint may be compensated if you click on the links to our issuer partners’ offers that appear in this article, including
Are All the Food Delivery and Subscription Services Worth It?
We’re living in an age of convenience. Groceries can be delivered, clothes can be picked out for you and just about every TV show and
The On-Demand Services Spending Trap
In our day and age, on-demand services are a modern convenience that are hard to avoid. For many of us, getting food delivered to our
How to Start a Sinking Fund (and Why You Should)
Accomplishing anything is easier with specific goals. Whether you’re training to run a marathon, learning a new programming language or trying to advance in your