10 Health Tips for 2026
Is one of your goals for 2026 to to focus on your health? If so, the American Medical Association (AMA) has 10 evidence-based tips to help you. Check...
Turning a House Into a Home: The Benefits You Can Actually Feel
There’s a lot of conversation about home prices, mortgage rates, and affordability right now – and those things are important. But if you’re thinking...
The Best Way for Women to Meet Their Fitness Goals
Many people set weight-loss resolutions for the new year, especially women. January typically brings an increase in gym memberships and visits. But...
How to Plan a Family Road Trip
Is your family looking forward to traveling together in the new year? Having a trip to look forward to is exciting. There are things you can do in...
How To Stretch Your Options, Not Your Budget
One of the biggest homebuying advantages you could give yourself today is surprisingly simple: a flexible wish list.
How Does Your Credit Score Affect Your Car Insurance?
You are probably aware factors like your driving record, vehicle type, and zip code impact your car insurance rate. But what about your credit score?...
Building a Family Financial Plan
When you make financial plans as a single person, you often don’t have anyone to answer to but yourself. You can dictate exactly how your money gets...
The Sign of Fraud You’re Probably Missing
Most people think of financial fraud showing up as a large, unusual charge on their bank account. But it’s the little transactions that can actually...
Making Sure You Remain Healthy This Holiday Season
The holiday season is officially in full swing. It’s a busy time of year with lots of fun opportunities to get together with family and friends. It...
Why Buying a Home Still Pays Off in the Long Run
Renting can feel much less expensive and much simpler than buying a home, especially right now. No repairs, no property taxes, no worrying about...
7 Financial Resolutions to Make for 2026
The new year is a great time to think about your finances and set goals. You don’t have to call them, “resolutions,” if you don’t want to. But...