Join the movement of YNABers who spend guilt-free thanks to our simple set of life-changing habits.
Start with our 34-day free trial and you'll both get an additional free month when you subscribe.
Mitchel had over 100K in student loans and it made him sick to his stomach. After a very brief moment of wallowing, he got to work.
If you are considering filing for personal bankruptcy, here are seven actions you can take to help you avoid it.
If you're wondering how to get out of credit card debt, I've got some good news: you can, if you just follow these three steps.
Here’s a bit of free advice on credit repair. Do it yourself. Of course, some people say free advice is worth what you pay for it – nothing.
Are you riding the credit card float? Here's a quick test: can you pay off your current bill AND meet your current obligations?
In the unending “pay off debt first or start investing” debate, I’ve learned about a small wrinkle: If your employer matches your 401k contributions, you earn an instant 100% bonus on every one of those dollars. In the worst of scenarios, your credit card company is charging you interest in the high 20s.
When it comes to paying off debt, every little bit helps. Here are four changes I made to my budget that helped me save $100.
It’s going to be tight, but you can do it. Getting out of debt involves one big decision followed by small, daily decisions.