Personal Finance

There’s no question that education is expensive. Student loan debt has risen exponentially over the past decade, with $1.5 trillion in debt now held by m

Tax Day is here, and if you filed your 2019 taxes only recently, you might be impatiently awaiting a refund, especially during a year when many of us have

Filing your taxes is an unpleasant activity for almost everyone, even when you’re getting a refund — just seeing terms like “withholdings” and “q

the exact terms of your bills aren’t written in stone: they can be negotiated.

Every week, we’re realizing just how deeply the coronavirus pandemic is impacting our jobs and finances. Over the past four weeks, about 22 million peopl

Whenever you start to hear about a wave of flight deals, it’s hard to suppress the urge to jump online and book as soon as possible. Right now, howev

we talked to real women about the hacks they use to make meal prepping on a budget a lot less painful.

A new year means new opportunities to explore the globe. Of course, taking advantage of those opportunities often requires some planning and budgeting. Whi

Saving money is hard. Really, really hard. However much you feel you’re scrimping, you’re always left with nothing more than a few pitiful dollars ratt

After Jordan Valley, 30, miscarried twice, she decided she wanted to get informed about her fertility status. After spending one year and $4,000 on testing

Ready or not, the season of living at home, having your parents do your grocery shopping, and no homework is almost over. As universities across the world

Most conversations we have about work and finances center on what we’re not doing. Other popular topics include: what we should be doing, what we wis