With wage growth failing to keep up with the pace of inflation over the past year, many households feel increasingly burdened paying for necessities such as gas, food, medical bills, and housing payments.
While inflation appears to be cooling, consumer spending still significantly exceeds its historical trend relative to disposable income, resulting in a near record-low personal savings rate this past fall of 2.4 percent (compared to a more typical 7-9 percent).
Are Americans Discussing the Right Money Topics? | GOBankingRates
A new GOBankingRates study of more than 1,000 people found that most people — upward of 55% — talk to their friends and/or family about personal finance issues at least monthly, with 1 in 4 bringing it up weekly and 1 in 10 talking about money every single day.
Unfortunately, some of that is couples arguing — nearly half of those surveyed say they fight with their significant others about money at least sometimes or a lot.
Love & money: Four ways to avoid financial infidelity | Reuters
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NEW YORK, Feb 9 (Reuters) - Sorry to break it to you, but your romantic partner may be sharing a secret relationship.
One interesting note is that younger generations are hoarding the biggest financial secrets. With Generation Z, a whopping 63% hid money details from their current partners, along with 54% of Millennials – both numbers far higher than with Gen X or Baby Boomers.
Managing Money With Purpose
Much like an app, power tool or kitchen appliance, if you don't follow instructions for using your money properly, it will not work for you and will do nothing to improve your status quo.
There is one simple step that wealthy people do to make their money work for them, and anyone can take this step, no matter their income level. If you view your income as a "financial hub," you can learn to partition your income into meaningful accounts, each designated for a specific purpose.
Atlantic Money launches its cheap foreign exchange service across Europe • TechCrunch
Fintech startup Atlantic Money is rolling out its international money transfer service to more markets and more platforms. The company originally started in the U.K. with GBP as the base currency and nine different currencies on the recipient's side.
What makes Atlantic Money stand out from the competition is that it focuses on a flat fee. The company usually doesn't add any markup on the exchange rate and charges £3 or €3 per transfer, whether you are sending €100, €5,000 or €500,000.
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