Have you ever heard of Revenge Savings?

 " ‘Revenge savings’ can boost your bottom line, experts say — here’s how to get started. "

So-called revenge savings marks a shift from splurging to saving more money. 
    Some consumers are saving more based on their feelings and concerns about the economy.
    But creating an intentional savings plan is key to success, financial advisors say.

Americans are saving more money — and for some, the change in habit comes down to how they feel about the economy.

More than 4 out of 10 Americans, or 44%, say they’ve engaged in so-called vibe-based budgeting, according to a new survey...
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Do you know about the best Tools for Credit Debt?

"Got credit card debt? The best tool for paying it off might surprise you."
Got credit card debt? Want to pay it off? Oddly enough, another credit card might just be your best bet. 

It’s one of the stranger ironies in personal finance: Credit cards carry some of the highest interest rates in the lending industry. They also offer some of the lowest rates in the business – as in, no interest at all. 

The 0% APR credit card can be a powerful tool for paying down debt. It allows a consumer to make purchases, balance transfers, or both, and pay no...
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Do you know how to save when renting a Car?

"How to Save When Renting a Car."
Here’s what to know before you book your next trip.

Rental car prices are up about 35 percent since before the pandemic, according to NerdWallet, making the cost a significant expense, especially if you overpay for the daily rate and add-ons.

Rental companies almost always push expensive insurance coverage (sometimes more than $30 a day). Most of us probably don’t need it, though. The Insurance Information Institute says personal auto policies usually include liability, collision, and comprehensive coverage on rental cars in the U.S. (But don’t assume: Always verify the coverage because credit card benefits...
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Are struggling with buy now pay later?

" Why are more shoppers struggling to repay ‘buy now, pay later’ loans? "

More Klarna customers are having trouble repaying their “buy now, pay later” loans, the short-term lender said this week. The disclosure corresponded with reports by lending platforms Bankrate and LendingTree, which cited an increasing share of all “buy now, pay later” users saying they had fallen behind on payments.

The late or missed installments are a sign of faltering financial health among a segment of the US population, some analysts say, as the nation’s total consumer debt rises to a record $18.2 trillion and the Trump administration moves...
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Have you heard that in America USPS is testing a Standalone App?

" USPS Is Testing a Standalone App That Previews What Mail Is on the Way. "
The app will push out notifications and let you easily track letters and deliveries. 

What's coming in the mail for you will soon arrive even faster to your phone: the US Postal Service is launching a dedicated iOS and Android app for its existing Informed Delivery service. Initially introduced in 2017, Informed Delivery lets you preview incoming mail through a daily email summary.

According to the USPS website, you can now join the beta program and try early versions of the new standalone app by scanning...
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