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Budgeting Percentages for Your Goals
Specific numbers can help you stay on track with spending and saving
How to Budget with Less Money
Unemployment checks are getting smaller. Here’s how you can manage.
There’s No Place Like Your Home Office
Get Schooled: How to Budget for the Covid-19 Classroom.
Whether your kids are going back to in-person school or learning remotely, you can plan for unexpected costs.
The Stash Way: Stash’s Guide to Financial Wellness
Learn about budgeting, saving, and investing
Save For the Unexpected. It’s a Key Part of the Stash Way.
It’s important to have a rainy day fund and emergency fund.
The Stash Way: Try to Spend Less Than You Earn
Build a budget that lets you save and pay your bills on time.
The Stash Way: Stash’s Complete Framework to Help You Achieve Financial Wellness
Spend less than you earn, invest, and make a financial plan.
Here’s Why You May Want to Bank Online
Online bank accounts can have lower fees and can offer features such as bill pay and early direct deposit.
How Race Can Affect the Ability to Bank
A new Stash survey shows that one in five people believe their primary bank denied them financial products based on race, gender, and income.
Do You Know the Ins and Outs of Corporate Actions?
Take this quiz to test yourself.
Markets Rise, Markets Fall
Turn on Auto-Stash and think long term. Volatility can be your friend.
Find Out What Happens to Stock with Mergers and Acquisitions
You can get cash, stock, or a combination of both in the new company.
What’s an OTC Stock?
It doesn’t trade on an exchange, and it’s sometimes called a penny stock.
What is a Reverse Stock Split?
What’s a Stock Split?
It can make a stock more affordable for investors to purchase.
Learn About Corporate Actions
Understanding important company changes
The Stash Way: Our Investing Philosophy
Consider investing regularly, create a diversified portfolio, and invest for the long term.
Know When the Stock Market Opens and Closes
It’s important to know when the markets open and how they work as you start investing.
Why Day Trading Might Be More Trouble Than It’s Worth
Day trading involves a great deal of risk. You may want to try investing regular amounts over the long-term.
Why Personal Loans Might be for You
Personal loans can help if you need cash to meet unexpected expenses.
5 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Improve Their Finances
Make a budget, save for retirement, and get life insurance.
What To Do About Student Loans During Covid-19
Under the CARES Act, you don’t have to make payments for most federal student loans.
Tired of Overspending? Try the Envelope Method!
You can use Stash’s partition tool or good old-fashioned envelopes to divy up your money and control your spending.
Why a Longer Car Loan Might Not be for You
You’ll pay more as your car’s value decreases.
Six Common Financial Traps and How to Avoid Them
Credit cards, payday loans, even timeshares are common money pitfalls.
Why Student Debt Hits Black Americans Hardest
Black graduates are paid less after graduation and are more likely to default
5 Bank Fees You Should Never Pay Again
Banking fees can add up, but you can avoid them.
Why Your Credit Score Could Take a Hit
Now more than ever, avoid more debt and don’t miss payments
How to Use the Debt Avalanche Method
Organize your debts from highest interest rate to lowest.
5 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Improve Their Finances
Make a budget, save for retirement, and get life insurance.
Thinking of Taking Out a Cash Advance? Think Again.
Cash advances on your credit card come with risks.
What is Passive Income?
Alternative income streams can help support you
Podcast: How to Rebuild Your Credit and Improve Your Credit Score with Chelsea Fagan
Guest Chelsea Fagan gets real about how she tackled debt.
How to Improve Your Credit Score
Paying bills on time, and not using too much credit are key.
How to Manage Credit Card Spending
Prioritize cash or debit over credit.
Why You May Have a Financial Literacy Problem
Stash’s 2019 FinLit Survey helps explain it
Podcast: All About Credit and Credit Cards with Brianna McGurran
Brianna McGurran from Nerdwallet teaches us all about credit cards—how to get them, how to choose one, and how to pay them off.
Credit Cards vs. Debit Cards: What’s the Difference?
The subtle, but important, differences, explained.
It’s Now Free to Freeze Your Credit: Here’s How to Do It
Here are some reasons to consider doing it.
Learn the Basics of Disability Insurance
Consider a long-term plan that can replace valuable income if you can’t work because of illness or injury.
The Stash Way: Consider Insurance for Your Long-term Financial Plan
You can protect yourself and your assets from unexpected events and financial shocks.
Back-to-School Basics: Consider Getting Life Insurance for Your Family this Fall
Life insurance can be necessary for parents with kids going back to school or people with student debt.
It’s Parent’s Day! Consider Getting Life Insurance If You’re a Parent.
Life insurance can help protect your spouse and children.
What’s Life Insurance and Why You May Need It
Life insurance can help replace important income for your family if you can’t care for them.
5 Ways LGBTQ+ People Can Improve Their Finances
Make a budget, save for retirement, and get life insurance.
A Mother’s Guide to Life Insurance
Here’s why six-figure parenting needs six-figure coverage.
How Buying Life Insurance When Young Can Help You Plan Your Future
The earlier you purchase a policy, the cheaper it’s likely to be.
Easy Money Moves to Make
We’ve rounded up a few partners that can help you save and can make sure you’re covered, no matter what comes your way this year.
Change Your Financial Life With These 6 Steps
A one-stop shop for financial wellness.
