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With the recent announcement of one of the most popular budgeting apps, Mint, closing and redirecting users to Credit Karma in March 2024, many are wondering which app to use instead. The short answer is that it depends on your specific needs and what you are looking...
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There are several different vehicles that you can use for college savings. (View our previous college funding blog for more info on your options!) Once you have decided which savings option is the best for you, the next step is to determine how much money you need to...
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What Is College Funding? College education is a significant expenditure for most consumers. Recent statistics show that the average student loan debt is $46,459 per person1. For the 2020-2021 school year, a public four-year degree from an in-state institution costs...
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What Is an Emergency Fund? An emergency fund is a predetermined amount of cash set aside to cover expenses in case of unforeseen events such as unemployment, disability, illness, automobile repairs, medical deductibles, etc. An emergency fund is not an investment but...
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AllGen Co-Founders Paul Roldan and Jason Martin are back with the latest #MoneyMinute segment! In this episode, Paul and Jason discuss the five most common mistakes people make that prevent them from reaching Financial Freedom. (A little hint – Financial...
