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While your kids will benefit from a little R&R and the freedom to discover the outdoors, don’t pass up the opportunity to create some learning opportunities, right in your own neighborhood!

There’s been a lot of news about inflation lately. Earlier this year, inflation was up nearly 8 percent over last year – the highest rate the U.S. has seen in 40 years.

The average person in the U.S. uses debit cards for more transactions than either cash or credit cards. The opposite has happened with debit cards.

Considering how often money woes weigh on marriages, smart financial management can also translate to marital health.

Nearly two years into the pandemic, more employees are returning to offices, classrooms, factories and other places where they worked in the “before times.” But getting back to business is just the first step.

As things get closer to normal, it’s the perfect time to start an annual budget for 2022. Unlike a monthly budget, an annual one gives folks a bigger picture of what their money situation looks like.

Take a look at some of the changes in spending habits that occurred from the pandemic and what they might mean for your bottom line.

A year after the pandemic, traffic is still not what it used to be. With things still in flux, how lasting is it, and what’s to come next?

Many Americans opt out of the credit card cycle, choosing not to delay payments or accrue interest to make everyday purchases.

Millions of Americans either have or are about to receive $1,400 as part of the American Rescue Plan. Everyone with an income below a certain threshold is eligible to receive the final of three stimulus payments.