Zero-based budgeting is a financial strategy that allows individuals/families to attain financial security by assigning every ...

We all need money, but none of us need stress, and yet that's often what money -- or the lack of it -- brings. Various ...

According to @hermoneymastery, a lot of people are scared of zero-based budgeting because they hear the word “zero” and assume it means they’ll have nothing left in their bank account for ...

Instead of using traditional budgeting buckets, users allocate every dollar they earn to something (known as the "zero-based budgeting system" where no dollar is unaccounted for). Every dollar is ...

Trump’s executive order on energy rules shows the path for ending obsolete and outdated regulations.

Why We Like It We like PocketGuard because it lets you choose between the envelope, 50/30/20 and zero-based budgeting methods. You aren’t stuck with a budgeting strategy you don’t like and can ...

In times of economic uncertainty, many people ask, “How can I protect myself financially if a recession hits?” While no one ...

Overspending, debt accumulation, and living paycheck to paycheck are all consequences of poor budgeting. Smart budgeting ...

By Kennedy Maize A Britishism – “gobsmacked” – characterizes much of the reaction to President Trump’s April 9 executive order that attempts to impose supermarket pull-dates on energy regulations. It ...

YNAB — short for You Need a Budget — helps you plan ahead with your finances, and not just keep track of and analyze what you’ve spent. It uses a zero-based budgeting approach, a strategy ...

Monarch Money’s budgeting feature looks like a variation of zero-based budgeting, but the app allows for enough customization that you can essentially use any budgeting strategy you want.

If you are a determined budgeter, you should consider the app You Need a Budget (YNAB). YNAB stands out for its zero-based budgeting system where every dollar is assigned a "job." Whether it's ...