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Turning New Year’s Resolutions into New Year’s Practices

I have decided that I will make some new year practices for myself to become financially confident and resilient in 2021. Here are a few things that we can practice within the new year: financial literacy, managing my mindset, practicing saving, and building credit. And I'll be doing it all with a little help from the money tracking app, nav.it Read More

Here are our top 20 money goals for 2020. Happy New Year!

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Top 20 Money Goals for The New Year

These are the top 20 money resolutions for the new year. I reached out to the top personal finance bloggers to get their suggestions of what money goals should make it on your list. Here’s the verdict straight from the pros. 1) Max out your IRA 2) Pay off Debt 3) Be self-aware with money 4) 6 month emergency fund 5) Start with a $1,000 emergency fund 6) Max out HSA 7) Start investing 8) Boost your income 9) Automate it. 10) Save more than you spend. Read More

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Best and Worst Sales During the July 4th Holiday

July 4th falls on a Monday this year, which means that many retailers are running sales all weekend long. However,... Read More

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Nav.it’s Fall Guide to Managing Money

We break down why fall is the perfect season for getting your finances in order and how to manage money better in this fall guide to your personal finances. Read More

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Costly Holiday Shopping Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

By Kaitlyn Ranze Updated 11/15/23 by Kenneth Medford III In case you missed the announcement from the reigning Christmas Queen,... Read More

You can tackle the financial burdens of being a single parent on the holidays with this simple list.

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Tackling the Financial Burdens of the Holidays

My first key hard-earned takeaways for nav.ing the financial burden of the holidays became: 1) Make Your Lists throughout the year 2) Start buying early 3) Leverage presents from your children 4) Gift investments 5) Bake cookies 6) Throw a party with a potluck 7) Rely on the extended family. Read More