Finance
This article on deciding if something is worth the price is just one of the many articles we have on finance. From budgeting to learning to save (and what to do with those savings), check out our finance section! Often…
I used to think I was great with money. When I got my first job after college, I paid off my three-year car loan in a year and a half, used the cash envelope system, and put money into savings…
Kids and money. I think it is super important to help your kids learn about money as early as you can. Especially now that the majority of our financials are now digitized. Not only will this help them be financially…
The world of entertainment is a fun and fab one, but sometimes, its costs can add up. Don’t let that stop you from having a good time, though! I’ve got some tips for finding cheap entertainment! 5 Tips to for…
Hello holiday season! This time of year is so fun but can be stressful if you have not yet started your holiday shopping (or even thought about it…). No worries. Let’s make a plan with some budget tips for the holidays! …
Paycheck to paycheck living can be stressful, frustrating, and absolutely painful. However, it’s possible to get out of that rut with some effort. While hard work is involved, it will be worth it to get out of this vicious cycle…
This post on back to school savings does contain affiliate links, meaning clicks or purchases made through included links may result in Splendry earning a small commission, at no cost to you! Ready for another school year? Maaaaybe not. But,…
It is no secret that life is getting increasingly expensive. As prices for necessities continue to rise, it’s become more and more important to find creative ways to save money. A common disappointment of implementing a budget is limiting “fun”…
Have you ever heard of something known as “bill creep? You may not have heard the term but possibly experienced it all the same. Bill creep is that unfortunate situation when your bills increase and you have no idea why. The…
Living in debt is burdensome, consuming and often feels quite hopeless. However, I think that with hard work, will power, and the attempt to live below your means that anyone can become debt free. (Regardless of what you bring in…