For years, people have talked about revenge spending, splurging after periods of financial stress. But in 2025, the tables have turned. Say hello to revenge saving: the financial trend where
Big news for Texas students! Gov. Greg Abbott has officially signed HB 27 into law, requiring all high school students (Starting with the Class of 2030) to complete a standalone
College teaches you a lot, how to cram at 2 a.m., how to survive on ramen, and how to make friends fast.But what doesn’t it teach you?👉 How to build
Streaming is so routine, you probably don’t think twice about those charges.But what if we told you those $10 auto-payments could be quietly wrecking (or helping) your credit score? 😳
Sharing rent. Splitting bills. Saving money. 🏡Moving in with roommates sounds like a smart financial move, but if you’re not careful, it could quietly wreck your credit. Here’s what most
Summer trips and back-to-school shopping are increasing prices everywhere!It’s tempting to swipe your cards and “deal with it later.” 🚨 But here’s the hard truth: Maxing out your credit cards
So, you’ve got an old credit card sitting in your wallet, or maybe in a drawer, collecting dust. You’re thinking, “Why not just close it? I don’t use it anyway.”
Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) services like Klarna, Afterpay, Affirm, and Sezzle exploded in popularity over the last few years. And for good reason: who doesn’t want to split a
Credit scores aren’t what they used to be. In 2025, lenders are playing by new rules, and hitting that “good” range now takes more than just paying your bills on
