Free money for your retirement is coming—and it’s not a scam. Starting in 2027, a new federal program called Saver’s Match will put money directly into your retirement account if you qualify. Here’s how it works: the government matches 50%…Continue reading “What you need to be ready for Saver’s Match”
When you’re paying down debt, it’s not always clear which strategy makes the most sense. Should you focus on your smallest balance, look into consolidation, ask for help from a credit counselor, or consider other options? Use the debt decision…Continue reading “Decision tree: find your best debt payoff plan”
Paying off debt can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re juggling multiple balances, interest rates, and monthly payments. If you’re not sure where to start, the debt snowball method offers a simple, structured way to build momentum and stay motivated. The…Continue reading “How to use the debt snowball method to pay off debt”
Let’s be honest: personal finances are…personal. Opening up about money to someone you’ve never met can feel uncomfortable or even intimidating. But if you’re wondering whether talking to a non‑profit financial counselor is worth it, you’re not alone. Understanding what…Continue reading “Credit counseling: how it can help and what to expect”
We asked, you answered! In our most recent newsletter poll, we asked SaverLife members what gig work looks like for them, and we’re here to share the results. For many SaverLife members, gig work is about one thing: creating more…Continue reading “What gig work looks like for SaverLife members”
For many New Yorkers, housing costs can feel overwhelming. Rent keeps rising, home prices are high, and repairs and utility bills can stretch already tight budgets. Whether you rent, own a home, or hope to buy one someday, you deserve…Continue reading “Building a path to housing stability in New York”
If your car payment feels too expensive, refinancing your auto loan may help. Refinancing car loan debt can lower your monthly payment, reduce the amount of interest you pay, or give you loan terms that better fit your budget. However,…Continue reading “Refinancing your car loan: what you should know”
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