Working from home or from anywhere you like at your own pace, having a flexible schedule, and writing about your passion, are the things that make blogging attractive to many. This guide explains everything you need to know to start your blog.

We don't always have enough willpower to stick with the budget or don't realize that we spend too much money on things we don't need and could easily live without. Here are a few tricks that will help you stop wasting money and accelerate your savings.

When we think about net worth we usually think that it's something relevant only to tycoons and celebrities. Everyone has a net worth, including you. And knowing your net worth will help you with your financial planning.

Paper checks will be extinct sooner or later. But they are not obsolete yet, and you may find yourself in a situation where you need to write one. Here is a step-by-step guide for writing a check.

There are plenty of opportunities to make money as a teenager, ranging from odd jobs and traditional part-time jobs to freelancing online. Learn about the different types of jobs suitable for teenagers and see what might be a good fit for you.

Openning a brokerage account is one of the first steps for building your investment portfolio. Learn what a brokerage account is and how to open one.

How to invest in the stock market: 10 tips for beginners.

You may think that you would live above your means only if you spend more money than you earn. But even if you can pay all your bills on time and have some spending money left for something indulgent - you may still live beyond your means.

An emergency fund is a part of sound financial planning and is an essential way to protect yourself from financial mishaps. Learn why you need it, how much should you have in it, and how can you start and build a well-funded emergency fund.

The phone bill often gets overlooked as a potential way to save money. It seems like all wireless service providers have similar prices and there is no reason to shop around. It may be true, but only for major carriers. There is another type of providers called MVNOs which can offer substantial savings.