We’ve rounded up three great online personal finance classes that explain the nuts and bolts of budgeting, home buying, and investing — which are your favorite resources or classes for these topics?
What Personal Finance Tasks to Do ASAP at the Beginning of the Year
Curious if you should readjust your retirement contributions? We’re rounding up some financial tasks to consider in the new year.
Personal Money Snapshot: Corporette Edition
Ever wanted to submit your money snapshot but haven’t yet? We’d love it if you’d share your details!
What Is Your Holiday Spending for Gifts and Tips?
What does your holiday spending for gifts and tips look like this year, readers? Are there special food items you only buy for the holidays (or special wine or liquor)? (And how are you keeping track of it all?)
6 Tips for Giving Tuesday
We’re rounding up some tips and resources for Giving Tuesday… what are your favorite charities?
What Changes Do You Make When You Want to Save Money?
What changes do you make when you want to save money? (Have you tried to kick your savings up a notch recently?)
How Do You Pay for Your Vacations?
How do you pay for your vacations? Bonus, savings, credit cards… ?
How Has the Pandemic Changed Your Thoughts on Retirement (If At All)?
Has the pandemic changed your thoughts on retirement, or retirement planning in general? If so, how?
How to Use Excel for Personal Stuff (Or: An Ode to Spreadsheets)
Do you use spreadsheets to keep track of personal data? What do you keep track of — and are you Team Excel, Team Google Sheets, Team AirTable (or other, or all)?!
Money Challenge: Check for Inactive Retirement Accounts and Unclaimed Money
Are you sure you have every cent you’ve put aside for retirement, or are you a bit hazy on your earliest jobs? What about other unclaimed money? Let’s discuss.
Tales from the Wallet: Investing in a Volatile Market
The market has been pretty volatile for more than a year at this point — so let’s discuss. Are you investing in the market? What other money moves have you made, such as setting up stop limit alerts, automatic investments, or parking your money in CDs or Treasury bonds?
How Have Your Savings Goals Changed Over Time?
Have your savings goals changed over time, either in method or theory? If you could travel back in time, what would you tell your younger self to change?