You’ve heard of the gender wage gap. Women as a collective tend to earn much less than men (about 75 to 80 cents on the dollar). One way that women can close the gender wage gap is by investing in themselves through higher education. It seems women have really taken this bit of advice to

I worked my way through college with a department store job, specifically in their Home Store. My first day was in early September and my task for the day was to unpack dozens of boxes of ornaments and Christmas tree decorations. When I asked my coworkers why we were putting up holiday items so early,

Holiday commercials have already graced the airwaves for designated days of discounts and door busters. With these major deals comes a highly anticipated day (or two) of shopping for decorations, gifts for loved ones, and occasionally, our own self-indulgences. At Credit Sesame, we conducted a consumer survey and it revealed that almost 30% of respondents

Black Friday is right around the corner and if you’re gearing up to shop, having the right credit card for you can pay off. Some cards offer great rewards on holiday purchases; others can save you money when you shop via the card’s online mall.

A fat cushion of cash in the bank can certainly help you sleep easier at night but we all know that stashing money away is easier said than done. A 2016 survey from CareerBuilder[1] revealed that 75% of Americans live paycheck-to-paycheck. If saving more is one of your goals but you haven’t been able to

TV commercials and consumer education campaigns have trained people to think of their credit score as one number. But this popular belief is simply not true.