Oh, the credit score. Something so powerful, but so mysterious. This week on our blog, we break down the changes in your credit score and what they mean for you. bit.ly/2HukBbh

Your 20s are a great time to lay a foundation for a healthy (and rewarding) financial life. Today on @TheCut, where to begin. bit.ly/2Hhb6yq

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If you're one of the 50% of Americans not receiving a regular paycheck, fear not. Spend conservatively, think creatively, and consider automated savings a friend. bit.ly/2E7D3nw

It's never too late to learn these deeply valuable financial lessons.bit.ly/2EYnYnN

Ever wonder how so many personal finance apps are completely free? That's because you are the product. Switch to Cinch and skip the ads to receive unbiased recommendations that are generated just for you. bit.ly/2nYNZ0C

Developing good financial habits is an often overlooked form of self-care. Step up your #SelfCareSunday and Check out our blog post on the mind-body connection of financial wellness. bit.ly/2HuNaW4

Wedding season checklist: 1) A fridge full of 'Save the Dates' 2) Request PTO at work 3) Make a budget with these money-saving tips from @NYTimes. nyti.ms/2EBkes5

We've all heard the "save, save, save" mantra so much that you might be confused when it's actually ok to use those hard-earned savings. Check out what we think is worthy of that rainy day fund. bit.ly/2quaNH1

Pocket Money won't throw shade for getting a little *too* into that Target run. Cinch can help you stick to a budget that's realistic for you. Sign up now to stop worrying, and start living. bit.ly/2nYNZ0C

It’s Friday, which means it’s payday! Dreading (or avoiding?) sitting down to do your budget? Hate categorizing every transaction on your current app? Check out what makes Pocket Money different.

Take Control of Your Spending. Introducing: Cinch Pocket Money, the single number to help guide you each month. Stop budgeting and feeling guilty about each purchase. We’re here to help you stop worrying, and start living.

Today from @usnews: 5 unique ways to spend your tax refund. bit.ly/2ENJOex

It's not uncommon to question if you're making the best financial choices for yourself. With Cinch, you don't have to decide alone. We do the research for you, so you can move forward simply and confidently. cinchfinancial.com/

There's a lot of false information about credit scores out there. We are here to set the record straight. Check out our post on the 5 credit myths you need to stop believing. bit.ly/2onzGDd

Bottom line: Figure out what your spending priorities are, own your decision, and never apologize for it. bit.ly/2GxGTXN

According to @HuffPost, being generous doesn't have to break the bank. bit.ly/2AZmmcQ

Should I pay off my student loans as fast as possible? Short answer: it depends. cnnmon.ie/2EO7TFS

Personal finance advice can sometimes sound like a different language, but it doesn't have to. Today on our blog, we demystify the jargon and break down the difference between subsidized and unsubsidized loans. bit.ly/2F05WWe

Rising interest rates doesn't have to mean more money out of your pocket. Check out this piece from @USAToday on 15 ways to benefit from rising interest rates. usat.ly/2BIDBSl