Money

Here’s why joint accounts aren’t for everyone.

These are the money mistakes I’ve made in my 20s so you don’t have to.

When financial disaster strikes, here’s how to get back on track.

When it comes to medical bills, you have rights and options.

I’m good at putting money in savings, but I’m terrible at keeping it there.

We believe that any salary conversation should have a positive goal in mind.

There are so many real, tangible benefits of having a credit card.

Oftentimes we underestimate the power of 10 minutes.

Want to have a better relationship with money? Start here.

The true impact of debt extends far beyond interest payments year after year.

Here are three ways to bring up the “m” word and to have honest conversations about money.

The the why, the when, and the how of your emergency fund, plus 6 ways to prepare for the future.

Now that you’ve taken a career leap into a new role, it’s time to learn how to manage your money.

Whether you’re buying for yourself or as an investment property, here are 10 things to do the year before you buy a house.

‘Pay off my student loans’ is on almost every millennial’s bucket list these days. Here are 4 strategies I implemented to get rid of that crippling debt.

Intentional spending makes all the difference when sticking to your budget and making the best financial decisions for you personally.

Want to make your money grow? Here’s how to do it with compound interest.

With the holidays just around the corner, we’re all starting to feel extra generous, sometimes more than our budgets will allow.

Our paychecks each week definitely affect us now but the money we set aside for our future selves is going to affect us a whole lot later.

At GenTwenty, we want you to be financially responsible and happy.

The step-by-step guide to asking for a raise or promotion–plus extra tips to keep up the momentum in your career.

One thing that has always stuck with me are words from my grandmother. It’s a very simple rule of living; she always tells me to “do it while you’re young.”

A side hustle is exactly what it sounds like: a money-making hustle you work on in your spare time, on the side of your “regular” job.

Having an emergency fund is essential to making sure your twenties are smooth-sailing (or, as smooth as anyone’s twenties can really be).

Treating yourself to a little something nice or a bit of self-care doesn’t have to break the bank! Check out these 20 ways to treat yourself (and they’re all less than 20 bucks).

As twenty-somethings, most of us don’t have a lot of experience really managing money.