To manage healthcare finances, you have to make wise decisions about what health coverage you choose and how you save for your health needs. Here are some tips to start with right away.
Category: Money Basics
The basics of personal finance seem complex–at first.
But most of the concepts just require a little guidance. That’s what these Money Basics articles provide.
Have a question? Feel free to reach out!
An Interview with Gary Grewal, the Author of “Financial Fives”
Today’s post is a quick interview with Gary Grewel, author of Financial Fives, a new personal finance book that shares 325 ways to save, earn, and thrive with your money. Gary was kind enough to share his thoughts and background with you, The Best Interest’s readers.
Finances, Projects, and Dogs – Update Q2 2021
Spring 2021 saw ups and downs financially, lots of great progress with The Best Interest, and one cute puppy!
How Tax Brackets Work (in 3 Easy Charts)
Let’s address the most common mistake in understanding taxes, how tax brackets work, and how you can save thousands from your tax bill.
What is Inflation and How Can It Hurt You?
Concerns over inflation continue to be a hot issue in the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. But what is inflation? And should you be worried about it?
10 Ways to Build Credit Without a Credit Card
What if you don’t want a credit card?Don’t worry. There are plenty of other ways to build a strong credit history. Here are ten options for building credit without a credit card.
How Many Budget Categories Should You Have?
One of the core tenets of financial literacy is keeping a tidy budget. But a common question in creating a budget is how many budget categories are required?
“Continual Growth and Progress”: Quarterly Update Q1 2021
The first of a regular cadence of quarterly updates. Let’s talk through to good, bad, and ugly of Q1 2021. Plus, lots of dog pics!
7 of My Money Mistakes (and the Lessons Learned)
I am not a money genius. I’ve touched many proverbial “hot stoves,” and the Best Interest is part of my scar tissue. Today, let’s dive into seven of my money mistakes and the lessons I’ve learned from them.
Bimodal Spending: Say “Hell Yes!” or “No”
I had a creative brainstorm this week. An idea—that I’ve dubbed bimodal spending—overtook my mind. And now I want to convince you to adopt it in your life.