The Finicity Finance Tip of the Day Archives

6% of the wealthy say what’s on their mind vs. 69% for the poor. Maybe listening well can help improve your finances!

Since you have a limited amount of cash coming in every month, you may have to say NO to something for a season in order to save cash for your...

First things first. Unless you set limits on how much you plan to spend on your holiday gifts, you’re bound to overspend and go into debt.

To avoid overdraft fees, call your bank and opt out of overdraft protection, review your spending, and create a budget to protect yourself from...

Consider “self install” alarm systems where you can purchase and install a system yourself, and then pay a low monthly fee for monitoring. This...

If someone tries to sell you on a long-term contract, run! Nowadays there are plenty of reliable companies that will offer you a no-contract...

If you are thinking about debt consolidation, make sure you stop acquiring new debt, create and follow a budget to help you live within your...

In whole life insurance, benefits and premium cost are fixed, premium cost is much higher than in term life insurance, and often the expenses of...

Wealth is not the same as income. If you make a good income each year and spend it all, you are not getting wealthier.

While there are many ways to earn money, there really is only one way to accumulate wealth – spend less than you make!

Having a budget is not enough. We need to implement, track and adjust it as needed. For easy, on-the-go budgeting, try mvelops.com!

If you are looking at buying a home and have a pet, please do your homework first to make sure you can get appropriate coverage on your home.

In order to protect yourself from overspending, and from stretching yourself too thin, you should not spend more than 20-25% of your take home pay...

You can borrow money form your 401k, but remember that a 401 loan has to be repaid, even if you're laid off or changing jobs.

If you have no consumer debts and you are well on your way with retirement savings, then opening a 529 college savings account for your child could...