Erin Lowell

Life changes and, with it, priorities. Right now my priority is getting over this move. Here's how I reduced the financial stress of moving.

It can feel overwhelming when you first sit down to budget.  Keep these handy tips in mind to keep you from going too crazy.

We asked YNABers—the pros at giving every dollar a job—how they plan to spend their tax refund money this year. Here's what they said ...

Finally, an answer to the age-old question, "How much money should I keep in my checking account?" The answer is simpler than you think!

There are two considerations that will help you decipher the precise number of categories that you need: simplicity and awareness.

The night before my purchase, I had a good, long think about what I really wanted in a vehicle. Here’s what I came up with.

Want to save money faster? Here’s a little game that can help you save $30 to $100 more per month – without affecting your quality of life.

Wondering whether or not to add an ‘Emergency Fund’ category to your budget? Here are a few questions to help you figure it out.

Let’s look at two completely viable options for handling cash in YNAB. Which is better? Well, that’s up to you!

Even though meal delivery services are more expensive than cooking with locally-bought groceries, I found myself craving more variety.

Feel like you're impossibly bad with money and you always will be? It doesn't have to stay like this. Let's kick that shame out the door.

Why is it so hard not to blow money on food? If the struggle is familiar, some of my hard-earned lessons can benefit your bottom line.