Guest post by Lyle Solomon, Principal Attorney at Oak View Law Group in California. So, what does it really mean to live paycheck to paycheck? Living paycheck to paycheck is an expression used to define people who use most of their income towards their expenses. If you live paycheck to paycheck, little to no part […]
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Experts say that you should have an emergency fund of three to six months just in case something were to come up. Emergency funds could help cover: Unexpected home repairs Car troubles Abrupt career changes Sudden medical needs When you have money saved up for any of the above, you save yourself the headache
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You don’t have a Financial Wellness Platform for your employees? No problem! Along with so many other companies, you know that your employees are looking for more financial wellness options. They want solutions they can use now vs. the traditional financial wellness tools like 401(k)s. A Financial Wellness Platform that offers solutions from No credit
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Written by Elisa Franco, Digital Marketing Director at EvoShare Families and individuals from all walks of life aspire to build wealth. Especially those in low to moderate earning households, but where to start? Acknowledging that low to moderate earning households have goals for holding and building wealth is where we begin. Disregarding this simple truth
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Taking a holistic approach to money is really all about goal-setting. Rather than the traditional approach to financial planning of looking from the bottom-up–think looking at what you can spend now, using numbers like your age and income to determine how much you should save/spend now–holistic financial planning is more of a top-down approach. Top-down
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Guest post by Isabella Caprario, Marketing Team Lead at Porch Personal finances are a tricky subject—some of us are excellent at keeping track of our money, others… not as much. If you’re on the ‘not as much’ side, first of all – you’re not alone. Second, the people that are good at it might appear
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Okay this topic is nothing new… Proposals to change the current credit score model have been around for the last 20 years or so. These proposals to change the model come from policy makers who want the credit score models to be more transparent and defined. On the other side, the major credit bureaus are
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Your definition of financial stability may not necessarily be the same as how your friends, family, neighbors or colleagues describe it. Though we can all agree that financial stability really boils down to how confident and secure you feel with your finances. According to the CFPB, financial wellness is defined as: “A state of being
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Unfortunately, financial stress is still alive and well. Earlier this year, 63% of workers claimed their financial stress has increased since the start of the pandemic, according to PwC’s 2021 Employee Financial Wellness Survey. Now, with the Delta variant taking hold of the nation who knows what that will do to the economy and personal
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