Personal Finance

Grants for First-Time Home BuyersGrants for First-Time Home Buyers
June 27, 2024
Find out about grants and support that could help you get onto the housing ladder as a first-time home buyer. Read more.
How much should I have in an emergency fundHow Much Should I Have in an Emergency Fund?
June 20, 2024
Wondering how much to save for an emergency? Learn how to calculate the right amount for your emergency fund to stay prepared for unexpected expenses. Read more.
Money flowers growing17 Money Affirmations to Bring Financial Positivity to Your Life
April 5, 2024
Discover 17 powerful money affirmations that could work for you. Embrace wealth, overcome financial obstacles, and attract abundance with positivity. Read more.
DES-701 1-2Here's How to Spring Clean Your Debt Situation
March 24, 2024
To help lighten your debt load and brighten your overall financial outlook, spend some time giving your debt a thorough once-over this spring. Read more.
How does mortgage interest work Self FinancialHow Does Mortgage Interest Work?
March 21, 2024
Curious about how mortgage interest works? Learn how it's calculated, how it affects your monthly payments, and the difference between fixed and variable rates. Read more.
649How Freelancers and Gig Economy Workers Can Prepare for Tax Season
February 27, 2024
If you're a gig economy worker, you know how much more financial housekeeping you need to do. And come tax season, you can expect to be faced with extra hurdles. The good news is that there are things you can do to make filing your returns easier. Read more.
What You Need to Know About Filing Taxes 7 Steps to Prep for Tax Season
February 7, 2024
We'll walk you through what documents you may need to gather, ways to file your taxes, some common tax credits to be aware of and how to prepare if you owe taxes or expect a refund. Read more.
DES-634 (1)How to Talk to Your Partner About Debt
January 29, 2024
When it comes to the topic of debt in a relationship, it can take your anxiety level up a few notches—and for good reason. The good news is that with a bit of tact and transparency, you can navigate this with finesse. Here's how to go about it. Read more.