The 6 Best Credit Cards for Grocery Spending
From the Mint team: Mint may be compensated if you click on the links to our issuer partners’ offers that appear in this article. Our
Home
Page 55
How to Build Credit When You Turn 18
Though turning 18 may mark the beginning of adulthood, certain adult goals still seem far off: buying a house, getting a car, or taking out
Get Your Money: Start Your Budget on a Saturday
Know what’s a major buzzkill? When Saturday hits, and your pals want to convene for bottomless mimosas — but your bank balance is nearing zero.
STUDY: 61% of Americans Want Cash for Christmas, But Don’t Want to Give It
It’s the season of giving, and Americans are speaking up about what they really want for the holidays this year. Hint: more than likely, it’s
How to Use a Student Credit Card Successfully
Signing up for a student credit card probably sounds exciting. After all, for most students, it’s the first chance to open a line of credit
When It’s Right to Do “Nothing” for Your Portfolio
One of the biggest tests for investors — and, for savvy investors, one of the biggest opportunities — is how they behave when the market gets
Natural Disasters: How to Prepare for the Unthinkable
While Raleigh is not exactly super close to the beach (we used to have a tiny apartment right across the street from the Chesapeake Bay
How to Negotiate Your Salary: A Guide for Recent Grads
When I graduated from college, the only experience I had in negotiating was haggling for a better deal on cat trinkets in a Chinatown shop.
5 Ways To Budget Your Life After Getting Laid Off
Photo by: Dan Gold I had been at my job for almost six years. I started as an intern and climbed my way through management,
How to Save for a House
When you buy a home, you’re making an investment in yourself and your future. You’re building financial stability, equity, and experience. You have a place