The TomoCredit Blog

Investing. Budgeting. Debt. These finance phrases can seem intimidating—but fear not. Here are our top 5 personal finance book recommendations that are a great place to start.

It turns out that it's not just household income that affects children. Your parents' financial literacy and attitude also impacts your own financial literacy and attitude towards money.

Summer is a great time to enjoy the sunshine, but trips, vacations, and outdoor activities can add up. Here are five summer activities that won't break your bank account.

When your long-awaited vacation finally arrives, the lack of items on your to-do list can leave you with a lot of time to fill. Here are ideas to make your summer break productive and self-fulfilling.

Simplifying your finances can improve your quality of life by decreasing money-related stress. Here are five tips to simplify your finances so you can start living your best life now.

As COVID-19 restrictions allow for restaurant reopenings, it is essential to reassess your food budget. Here are ways to keep your dining and grocery spending under control.

For college students and recent graduates, remote work and study have created uncertainty around career growth. Here are 4 ways to get the most from online networking opportunities.

As a college student, it's been difficult to balance studying with managing my finances. I decided to track my spending for a week to see exactly where my money goes.

You may ask—why would I reject any student loans? Isn't more the better? Different types of student loans come with different repayment obligations you may not want to accept.

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?

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.