The TomoCredit Blog

As of November, over 20 million Americans are unemployed. Nobody's going to blame you for easing up on gifts this year—here are four ways to keep your finances in order.

Thanksgiving is right around the corner! Even with a tighter budget this year, don't let that stop you from having a great Thanksgiving meal with your loved ones.

Saving is always wise—but is a savings account the best way to save money? Here's a look at the pros and cons of the classic savings account.

This November was reckoned by a chaotic election season. Whatever your political preferences, how will our personal finances potentially be affected under a Biden presidency?

This pandemic has no doubt been hectic for everybody. We wanted to take the time to write this to let you know what's happening with the Tomo waitlist and what's changing.

This year's presidential election has become a hot topic, and how you vote will undoubtedly have a tremendous impact on your personal finances. Let's talk about where the candidates stand.

Time management is something we could all get better at. There are many different tools to help you get started, but luckily there are only a few you actually need.

Many believe there is a good or bad association between student loans and credit score, or no relationship at all. In reality, student loans can affect your score both ways.

A big part of adulting is learning and growing from your mistakes, and a big mistake most people make in college is not learning how to manage their money.

Health and wellness are notoriously expensive. Making smart financial decisions can help you incorporate healthier choices and improve your quality of life without the hefty price tag.

This school year is unlike any other. Here are some money saving tips and habits to keep in mind as you navigate the upcoming academic year.

Do you really need that extra piece of plastic in your wallet? Yes, and here's why—from building credit to interest-free borrowing and peace of mind.