As part of the new Summer of Savings series on food costs/savings, I didn’t want to jump right in to particulars. I first wanted to hit the much more …
This is the first post in the Summer of Savings series. For week #1, we’re focusing on saving money on food/groceries and cooking as a category. And it’s a …
Hey everyone. Big announcement! As you know, 20somethingfinance is no longer a “youngin”. The blog has been around for almost 5.5 years now. And over that time, I’ve mostly …
Amongst Gen X and Gen Y, there now seems to be an overwhelming belief that Roths are the better alternative when compared to Traditional retirement accounts. When I talk …
We’ve all been anxiously awaiting to find out what the Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act (aka “Obamacare”) will mean for all of us in terms of health insurance …
Here is some intriguing data from the IRS on tax refunds, for the most recent completed tax year (2024), which I found interesting (and hope you do too). Let’s …
When you walk in to virtually any bank these days, you should be able to find a sticker or sign that says, “FDIC”, along with the statement: Backed by …
It was the first week of school, sophomore year of college. I’m sitting in a 300+ person lecture for a math course required for my business degree. In walks …
