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The Kansas City Fed developed the following fact sheets for employees to understand and make the most of their paychecks. The additional resources for employers can be used to reinforce the information provided in the fact sheets.

Approximately 62% of Americans have no emergency savings, according to a new survey.

Skip the gas station snacks next time you fill up your tank.

Your first job can be a critical moment that sets you on a good financial path or a bad one. One group is trying to make sure low-income young adults get off to the right start.

If you’re one of the 25 million Americans living paycheck to paycheck, and you never seem to be able to save enough or pay your bills on time, you might need to implement a few strategies in order to help get your finances on track.

Employees want more than a paycheck. They want to be engaged in good work.

Here are some simple steps to help you manage your budget when you are on an irregular income.

by: Morgan Quinn Many budgets are like leaky buckets — they are full of holes. Most holes are small and hardly noticeable, but those little drips can add up over time. Well, it’s time to patch up your leaky budget and start saving a greater chunk of your paycheck. Here are 40 ways you’re mindlessly blowing …

Devote time to your side hustle while keeping your regular paycheck.

More and more young adults are starting to take charge of their financial future. It could be the fact that the age of those entering the world of debt is getting lower, or maybe it’s due to an improvement in financial education. Whatever the reason is, it’s a good sign to see fiscal responsibility becoming a
priority; monetary negligence can provide rough roadblocks for the future, and in order to really prepare for the years ahead, it’s important to start planning today. If…

Even higher income households struggle to save. But healthy saving habits can be established with small steps.

A bigger factor is how you use the credit you have available, a new study shows.

Living from one paycheck to the next makes peace of mind an elusive goal.

There’s a plethora of reasons that a person can feel stressed about money like being behind on bills or living paycheck to paycheck, and even if you are surviving just knowing that you owe money can cause you stress. It’s a situation that many people have found themselves in at one point or another, so …

For many families, having an emergency fund sounds like wishful thinking. One in three families — some with incomes of $100,000 or higher — say they don’t have&nbsp…

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Living paycheck to paycheck is not a sustainable financial plan, Hamm writes. There are too many things in life that can cause the economic bottom to drop out tomorrow, and if you do not have an emergency fund, you will find yourself in a bad situation.

The Class of 2015 will usher more than 1.8 million college graduates into the workforce with newly minted bachelor’s degrees. For most of these graduates, getting a job is priority number one. A first job provides a new kind of independence: the ability to move into one’s own space, pay for expenses and budget. It also opens the opportunity to create financial independence for the rest of your life. If you’re among those who will be entering “the real world,” thinking 40 years…

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