Personal Finance

What to Consider Before Budgeting With the Cash-Stuffing Method

The cash-stuffing method of budgeting revives the popularity on an old concept.

Saving for Retirement Just Got More Complicated

5 Tips to Keep Social Media From Spurring You to Overspend

A new survey finds that social media could negatively impact your money. Here’s how to resist the temptation to spend more than you can afford.

Survey: 54% Who Feel Money Envy Say It Harms Their Mental Health

Nearly 3 in 5 Americans have felt envious of someone else's financial situation, and 65% believe social media has increased overspending.

How to Decline a Job Offer You Already Accepted

Creative Ways to Cut Your Energy Costs This Summer

With energy prices rising and summer’s heat looming, check whether your home is running as efficiently as possible.

Safer Ways to Raid Your Retirement, if You Have To

How Student-Athletes Can Manage Name, Image, Likeness Income

NIL income can be a windfall for a new cohort of student athletes, but managing it carefully is critical.

You’ll Probably Live Longer Than You Think

Financial Tips for New College Grads

Before receiving your first paycheck, spend time considering your budgeting style.

Wanted: An AI Job That (Mostly) Doesn’t Exist Yet

Artificial intelligence is bound to create new jobs, but availability has yet to catch up with interest.

5 Ways to Simplify and Reduce Your Money Clutter

Most Americans Have a Monthly Budget, but Many Still Overspend

NERDWALLET 2023 CONSUMER BUDGETING REPORT

How to Set and Vet Money Goals Midyear

6 AAPI Financial Influencers to Follow in 2023

Six financial professionals reflect on the complex relationship between Asian Americans and money, dispelling generational norms, and why there’s no winning in the comparison game.

What Is the National Debt?

The national debt is a major bellwether of a country's economic health.

What Is Concierge Medicine? (And Should You Consider It?)

Less waiting, more access, longer visits — find out if concierge medicine is right for you.

3 Steps to Downsize in a Hurry

What Happens If the U.S. Can’t Pay Its Bills? ‘Catastrophe’

A default on U.S. debt could trigger a worldwide recession and upend stock markets in addition to wreaking havoc in Americans' financial lives.

Should I Join a Class-Action Lawsuit?

In most cases, there's little downside to joining class-action lawsuits.