Financial uncertainty is stressful. Here’s how you can focus on things you can control to make improvements in your financial life.| Bankrate
An emergency fund is money that’s set aside for unplanned expenses, such as a medical bill, home repair or loss of income. Using emergency savings to cover unexpected expenses is better than paying with high-interest credit cards or taking out a loan.| Bankrate
Amid rising cost of everyday living, around half of U.S. adults say money negatively affects their mental health, Bankrate finds.| Bankrate
There are plenty of easy savings tips that can help you spend less on everyday expenses and keep more of your hard-earned money. Here are 13 ways to boost your savings.| Bankrate
Budgets are an important part of a healthy financial life. Building a budget can take some time, but it doesn’t have to be difficult.| Bankrate
Inflation is when the cost of goods and services rises over a sustained period, feeling akin to taking a pay cut.| Bankrate
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59% of U.S. adults say they’re uncomfortable with their emergency savings, according to Bankrate's latest survey.| Bankrate