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  • A Guide to a Remote Holiday Fun

    We are currently halfway through December, meaning that the holiday season is in full swing. However, holiday traditions are looking very different this year. Because of travel restrictions and health concerns that are preventing many folks from traveling to see friends and family, this year’s winter festivities may need to be celebrated remotely. While it…

    Read more: A Guide to a Remote Holiday Fun
    December 17, 2020
  • Budget-Inclusive Holiday Gift Guide

    2020 has been one crazy year, but December has arrived and we’re finally nearing the end of it! Although the holiday season might look a bit different this year, that doesn’t mean you can’t still spread some love and happiness through the act of giving. Finding the perfect holiday gift can be difficult, but that’s…

    Read more: Budget-Inclusive Holiday Gift Guide
    December 10, 2020
  • 2020 Holiday Finance Guide

    As of November, over 20 million Americans are unemployed and receiving some sort of unemployment benefits. Those are harrowing numbers. With this in mind, nobody’s going to blame you for easing up on gifts this year; times are tough. Meanwhile, you may already be concerned about the state of your savings account. An unexpected bill…

    Read more: 2020 Holiday Finance Guide
    December 3, 2020
  • How to Budget and Improve your CashScore: Thanksgiving Edition

    Thanksgiving is right around the corner! Is it your turn to host the Thanksgiving dinner? Even though Thanksgiving may look slightly different this year, with smaller gatherings and a tighter budget, don’t let that stop you from having a great Thanksgiving meal with your loved ones. Here are 5 tips on how to prepare the…

    Read more: How to Budget and Improve your CashScore: Thanksgiving Edition
    November 25, 2020
  • Do You Really Need a Savings Account?

    Saving is always wise — but is a savings account the best way to save money? What is a Savings Account? While checking accounts are used to store money for daily expenses like food or bills, savings accounts are used to store money over a long period of time. Although fees and withdrawal limits may be drawbacks, savings…

    Read more: Do You Really Need a Savings Account?
    November 19, 2020
  • Breaking Down the Biden Economic Plan

    This November was reckoned by a chaotic election season that will lead a very unprecedented year, and presidency, to an end. Days after voting, Americans across the country sat in anticipation of the results of a very close presidential race. The suspense built up to a conclusion that found many people unable to hold in…

    Read more: Breaking Down the Biden Economic Plan
    November 17, 2020
  • The Waitlist, Some Changes, and What’s Next: An Update From Tomo

    This pandemic has no doubt been hectic for everybody. With millions of Americans losing their jobs, millions unemployed, and millions infected, millions of us are growing more and more frustrated. When the shelter-in-place orders began back in March, like most of you, we were worried about what the future would hold for us. As most…

    Read more: The Waitlist, Some Changes, and What’s Next: An Update From Tomo
    November 5, 2020
  • Voting for Your Finance

    This year’s presidential election has become a hot topic, and how you vote will undoubtedly have a tremendous impact on not only the entire nation, but also you and your personal finances. Let’s talk about where Biden and Trump stand when it comes to finances. Tax Policy No one likes to pay taxes and politicians…

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    October 28, 2020
  • Time is Money, and Money is Time

    Time management is something we could all get better at, let’s be honest. Whether it be on the job, in school, or even in your personal life, effective time management has significant benefits. Time management helps you accomplish more tasks quickly and leaves you stress free. There are many different ways to go about managing…

    Read more: Time is Money, and Money is Time
    October 22, 2020
  • Debunking Myths: The relationship between student loans and credit score

    For many college students, student loans are a major component in helping to afford college. Life after college can be especially confusing when having to manage both student loans and personal finances. For some, it is the first time they have to deal with things like budgeting and making student loan payments. Many schools also…

    Read more: Debunking Myths: The relationship between student loans and credit score
    October 15, 2020
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