I overspent during the holidays, so I decided not to spend money for 30 days. During that time, I had to stop late-night spending and only carry cash while grocery shopping. The challenge helped me ...

You probably felt the sting of high prices during your holiday shopping or last trip to the grocery store. You're not alone. The latest government data shows that inflation has continued to come down ...

Of the Americans who vowed to make a New Year’s resolution, more than one in five said they’d like to save more money. Of course, there are tried-and-true ways to do this, like automating your savings ...

As 2026 begins, many of us are looking for ways to make our money go further. From smarter grocery shopping and DIY projects to clever financial habits and everyday discounts, there are countless ...

Venessa Wong is a personal finance reporter for MarketWatch based in New York City. She previously covered business, inequality and culture during her tenure at BuzzFeed News, and reported on the food ...

Now that you're warmed up, here's part three in our seven-day playbook to get your finances in top shape - and it's not an easy one. Here are some guidelines to boost your saving rate by income level.

In day two of our seven-part playbook to get your finances in top shape, we discuss the easiest way to increase your saving rate. Take control of your money so it works harder for you in 2026. If you ...

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Saving more than $1,300 in 2026 could start with just $1 this week. As the new year begins, many people are looking for ways to reset their finances after the holidays. One ...

The start of a new year can feel financially draining. After a full month of Christmas drinks, plenty of present buying, and more, January is the time for resolutions and trying your best to save your ...

The start of a new year is a great time to set financial goals and figure out what you want to accomplish over the next 365 days. And you may have some lofty goals in store for 2026. Perhaps this will ...

After weeks of whirlwind spending, many Americans are eager to square up their finances, turning to money-related New Year's resolutions to regain control in the year ahead. The start of January often ...