From the "no buy" challenge to reverse budgeting, CNBC's senior personal finance correspondent Sharon Epperson joins TODAY to ...

A small daily habit of saving and investing can snowball into $1 million or more. Here's how to put compound interest to work ...

Savings challenges are often designed around pay cycles, so a biweekly money-saving challenge requires you to put money away every two weeks — or for your next 26 paychecks. Here are some biweekly ...

Saving money is wise, but when done out of fear or anxiety, it can harm your financial well-being. Check out some common savings mistakes and smart tips.

I’ve never been the type to set an alarm for a sale. But this year, I’m giving myself a $100 budget and a mission: tackle Amazon Prime Day like a parent with a plan.

Americans are tightening their belts after the post-pandemic spending spree. Market volatility, inflation, tariffs and job insecurity are driving the shift.

Also called "low-buy July," the challenge doesn't mean spending no money at all. After all, you can't avoid paying for essentials like housing, food and utilities. But you can be more mindful about ...

Groceries are pricey. But these five frugal habits (including a 6% cash back card) can help you save hundreds without clipping a single coupon.

George Kamel, financial expert and Ramsey Personality, published a YouTube video where he shared his opinions on several different pieces of money advice that are popular on TikTok. Kamel explained ...