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PocketGuard App Review for 2026
The free version of PocketGuard limits key budgeting features, but a lifetime membership option makes PocketGuard Plus worth considering.
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How a Grocery List App Helped My Marriage
Keeping your household stocked and ready for the next meal is not an easy task, but a grocery list app can help you save money, and keep unwanted stress out of your relationships.
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Federal Job Cuts By Numbers: Will Layoffs Affect the Economy?
DOGE has fired tens of thousands of federal workers since the beginning of Trump’s term.
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Job Tenure is Down: What to Do Before You Quit
Job tenure is decreasing, according to this analysis. Workers leaving their jobs should keep these financial considerations in mind.
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4 Ways to Make Learning About Money a Blast
Turn financial literacy lessons into a game to make them more engaging.
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4 Factors That Could Affect Your Debt — and What You Can Do
Tariffs and interest rates are among the things that can affect how much debt you take on, and how expensive it will be to repay.
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Best Grocery List Apps of 2026
Grocery list apps can help you save money and avoid duplicate purchases by offering real-time syncing and other smart features. We evaluated top-rated options for different households and shopping styles.
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How to Shop Amid Tariff Uncertainty
Most tariffs are now in effect, and impacts could soon be felt. Here are some ways consumers can prepare.
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Should You Use AI for Personal Finance? What to Consider and What to Avoid
AI tools can be helpful for learning about finances, but they may not be the best resources for personalized advice.
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The Labor Market: Worker Perception and Economic Health
Both of these can be true: The labor market is currently healthy, and many workers are feeling stuck.
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What Is a Trade War and How Could It Raise Prices?
A trade war is an economic conflict in which countries engage in a cycle of retaliatory tariffs that drive up prices.
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U.S.-Canada Trade Negotiations Fall Apart
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney called new tariffs an “attack.”
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How to Create a Spending Plan
Financial planning is as much about how to spend money as it is about how to save money.
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Low Buy, Big Impact: How I Cut Spending and Stress
A low-buy or no-buy challenge can help you become intentional about spending.
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Discussed on Reddit: How to Survive a Period of Unemployment
Going without income as a result of unemployment creates financial stress, but there are ways to make it a little bit easier.
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What’s At Stake If the CFPB Goes Dark
The current administration has made to secret of the fact that it would like to kill the watchdog agency.
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Should You Use Your Tax Refund to Pay Off Debt?
Confirm your refund first, then decide whether to use it for essentials, savings, high-interest debt or something fun.
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When to Splurge and When to Save
Splurging can be a smart move, but it often requires proactive planning.
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House GOP Passes ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’
President Trump’s budget bill, which will add trillions to the national debt, cleared its last hurdle in Congress.
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How To Spot GoFundMe Scams
Fraudulent GoFundMe fundraisers may have misleading information or share vague details about the cause.