Start investing with even $100 through fractional shares in a low-cost S&P 500 ETF. Max out tax-advantaged accounts first: 401(k) up to the employer...
Read Full Answer →Cut family costs with a Dependent Care FSA ($5,000 pre-tax), the Child Tax Credit ($2,000/child), and a 529 plan for college savings. A shared...
Read Full Answer →Cut your grocery bill 30–50% by meal planning around sales, switching to Aldi or Costco, stacking cashback apps (Ibotta, Fetch), and auditing subscriptions
Read Full Answer →To fight inflation, move idle cash into I-Bonds (up to $10k/year at treasurydirect.gov) or a high-yield savings account earning 4–5% APY, audit subscriptio
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