Personal Finance Articles

Should your employer pick up the tab for your home office chair or new coffee maker? Well, maybe.

Widespread unemployment has led to more hardship as Americans struggle to save for retirement. Here’s…

Many Americans have built up savings during the COVID-19 lockdown. But times are still hard.…

There are so many things you can do with a tax refund, but what should…

The enjoy familiar summer activities is stronger than ever. Explore some ways you can save…

Learn more about buying a home, a very important step toward building wealth, and the…

Obeying these nine budget rules can help you save $300 a month—or more!

Struggling to keep up with your debt payments? A financial hardship assistance program could be just what you need.

Start the year off right with our 10 favorite money tips, from maxing out your…

Many people have experienced financial trauma. Healing is possible, for a better financial future.

Blog post tips from FDR team moms

A budget can help you achieve your financial goals faster. Find out how to create a simple budget and stick to it.

If you're stressed out about all the supplies you'll need to get for your kids…

Should medical workers receive student loan debt forgiveness for their service?

You almost never inherit debt. Only a few rare situations make you responsible for someone else’s bills.

Filing early is the best way to fast-track your tax refund and thwart would-be thieves. Learn more.

A lower debt-to-income ratio could help you get a loan and manage your bills more easily. Here’s how to get one.

Getting around fear of debt can be key to financial thriving. Here’s how to move past it.

Here’s what you and your teen should talk about when deciding if college, and all the costs that come with it, are worth it for them.

Saving for college doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Read this to learn how you could afford to pay more and rely on student loans less.

A personal financial plan can help you stay on track and achieve your financial goals. Get started today with investment, tax, and savings plans.

Real couples share their tips for talking about money with their partner during one of the most financially challenging times of the year: the holidays.

If you're in the market for a house or plan to refinance one, you may want to brush up on your mortgage vocabulary to help you make informed choices.

If you're feeling anxious or physically ill about debt, then you'll want to read these tips on how to deal with financial stress and get on the right track.

Want to manage money better without sacrificing the things you love? Here is some easy money management advice that could help.

Are people saving enough to cover a $5000 emergency expense? We surveyed over 2,000 Americans…