If you’re one of the many Americans who say they had to pinch pennies during major holidays this year, you may be seeking ...

Boost your savings in 2026 with smart New Year's money resolutions, habit changes and simple strategies to cut spending and grow your financial goals.

Sit down and list what you are saving for. If needed, you can use techniques geared toward helping people find and articulate their financial goals. Then, consider how you might pair up your goals to ...

From cheap purchases to delayed healthcare, trying to cut costs in the name of saving money can lead to higher expenses, ...

With Christmas hurtling towards us, we’re all thinking about money at the moment. After all the usual expenses — from rent and bills to travel and groceries — you’re no doubt working out how much you ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The 30-day Money Cleanse is basically budgeting self-help, so you spend less and save more. Ashley Feinstein Gerstley created the concept and tells us how it works. "It's really ...

Many retirees depend on their Social Security benefits to make ends meet, but not everyone uses those monthly checks the same way. “Most new retirees will see about $2,000 a month hit their bank ...

Let’s be real: most of us don’t go broke because of one catastrophic purchase. It’s not the yacht. It’s not the mansion. It’s the constant drip-drip-drip of small, stupid spending that bleeds us dry.

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Editor’s Note: This is the second part of a two-part series comparing cyber charter school finances with traditional public schools. In Part I, PennLive looked at how cyber charters are funded. Cyber ...