Luckily for Jennifer, we knew just the expert to help her. As the founder and CEO of Clever Girl Finance — one of the largest personal finance media and education platforms for women in the U.S. — ...

Getting stuck in the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck seems to be the way the world works for more and more people.

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The Bank of America Institute defined living paycheck to paycheck as those who spend more than 95% of their income on ...

An emergency fund is the cornerstone of any financial plan. But 65% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, with nothing left ...

Because I’m better with finances, I got on his case on the first of each month to make sure the bill was paid. I invested ...

If your family is like most, every paycheck counts. The amount of money you earn certainly matters, but how you spend it is also important. As of the second quarter of 2025, U.S. workers earned an ...

Over one-third of Americans (34%) currently live paycheck to paycheck, a recent GOBankingRates survey found. And, according to the same survey, 18% of Americans have nothing saved, making it that much ...

A school psychologist named Maria called into The Ramsey Show in July with an unusual problem: Despite having minimal debt ...

“The fastest way out of the paycheck-to-paycheck trap is to create a cash flow cushion,” said Bernadette Joy, a financial coach and self-made millionaire. Here’s what that entails, why you need one ...

It’s easy, and fairly common, to feel like you’re lagging behind everyone else when it comes to finances. Fifty-three percent of Americans surveyed by Navigator in July said they feel behind where ...

The experience of federal workers can serve as a reminder to review our own readiness for future financial disruption.