Cassidy Horton

2 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton

Worried you might be falling for a timeshare scam? Or just trying to avoid one altogether? Scammers target current and former timeshare owners all the time, often with promises that sound too good to be true. Here are the most common timeshare scams and timeshare exit scams in 2025, and what to do if you’ve already been caught up in one. Table of ContentsOne of the most common and costly timeshare scams involves … for a fee.

3 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Michael Menninger

What do financial advisors actually do? It’s a fair question—and one that doesn’t always have a clear answer at first glance. You’ll find a wide range of certifications, job titles, and specialties out there, from investment managers to retirement planners to full-service financial coaches. Depending on who you ask, a financial advisor might help you invest smarter, plan for retirement, reduce taxes, or just feel more confident about your next big move.

3 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Michael Menninger

You know that nagging feeling in your gut? The one that says, “I should be better with money,” or “Where does it all go?” That’s your brain asking for a budget. Budgeting isn’t about restriction… It’s about direction. You can still grab that oatmilk chai from your favorite coffee shop or take that weekend getaway with your best friends. A budget just helps you do it purposefully.

4 weeks ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton |Erin Kinkade

Budgeting apps have never been more in demand. With inflation squeezing wallets and the beloved Mint app officially shut down, people are scrambling to find the best budgeting apps that work and feel good to use. Whether you’re trying to split expenses with your partner, track every penny, or stop overspending on takeout, the right app can help you stay organized and hit your money goals faster. The challenge? There are dozens of budgeting apps out there, and most promise the same thing.

1 month ago | lendedu.com | Cassidy Horton

Financial AdviceFree 45-minute call with a real advisorPersonalized, judgment-free adviceNo pressure to sign up or continueFast, easy schedulingYou don’t choose your advisorOngoing support isn’t freeFinancial advice can feel out of reach, like something reserved for people with trust funds or tax headaches. But what if you could just talk to someone? For free. No pitch. No pressure. That’s the idea behind Money Pickle, a service that matches you with a vetted advisor for a 45-minute call.