NerdWallet’s objective finance journalists answer real-world questions empowering you to make smarte
Want to get rid of your junk and earn a buck? To start off this episode, Sean and Liz give you tips
After two years of sitting on credit card points and staying at home, you might be in a great positi
Student debt cancellation may be on the horizon. But a new generation of graduates is set to take on
Traveling to Japan can be both expensive and intimidating — but it doesn’t have to be. In this episo
Crypto is coming to 401(k) accounts. Should you add it to your portfolio? And which crypto is the be
The Travel Nerds know how to get the most from any trip — whether they’re staying in a luxury hotel
Shopping at small businesses may offer more benefits than you know, including access to exclusive de
Maxing out a 401(k) is a great step toward saving for retirement, but have you ever thought about fr
Is student loan cancellation the key to liberating those crushed under burdensome debt, or a potenti
Wedding season is picking up steam. Are you — and your budget — ready? To kick off this episode, Sea
Student loans are a tool, as well as a dreaded financial reality, for most Americans who attend coll
With spring in the air, money tasks might be the last thing on your mind. To kick off this episode,
The windfall of a tax refund can be a boon to your savings, help fund a vacation — and more. To kick
The Federal Reserve is raising interest rates. To explore what it means for you, Sean kicks off this
Going from a two-income household to a one-income household is not solely a financial challenge. But
What does it take to save $100K by your mid-20s? Just ask Tori Dunlap, founder of the blog Her First
Gas, groceries and just about everything else are getting more expensive. Sean and Liz share tips fo
Selling your house right now might sound like a great way to inject unnecessary stress into your lif
Taxes: You’ve got questions about ‘em, and we’ve got answers. On this episode, Sean and Liz answer a
Lifestyle creep — where your growing expenses outpace salary increases — can deflate your budget and
