The Finicity Finance Tip of the Day Archives

Sit down with your teen, think through a list of jobs they could do for neighbors and family members, help them determine what tools they would...

Do you live in a neighborhood that does neighborhood-wide yard sales? How about doing a refreshment stand during the yard sale? This could be a...

Ages 4-7 is a great age to start teaching our children the value of good work. They may not be ready to do much outside of the home, but there are...

How can you help your grown children get through this difficult period without creating a financial drain on your household and without enabling...

Pick one area (spending, borrowing, saving, budgeting) and start changing your financial habits around it.

If you could change just one financial habit, what would that be? Is it constant overspending?

Are you hoping for a better financial future? Create a plan that helps you live within your current income, commit to debt repayment, stop...

Spending less than we make and living within our means is key to long-term financial peace of mind.

It’s never too soon to help your student understand how important a good credit history will be in the near future. Credit history measures a...

“If you are not content with what you have, you would not be satisfied if it were doubled.” – Charles Spurgeon

Have you ever given when you had nothing to give? The Macedonian church went through a period of severe trials, yet those trials and the poverty...

God’s word tells us that “steady plodding brings prosperity but hasty speculation leads to poverty.”

“Keep your life free from love of money, and be content with what you have, for he has said, “I will never leave you nor forsake you.” – Hebrews...

When we lend to another believer, we are told not to charge any interest and at God’s prompting even lend to those who aren’t able to repay us.

Regardless of your age and health, you should have a will. Why? Because in the event of your passing the state in which you live will decide how to...