If you have minimal disposable income, chances are savings may not be a priority in your life right now. Let’s face it: being financially responsible is much easier said than done. Still, preparing for your future is important, and taking an active role in planning for it is imperative!

What Are Contactless Cards?

A contactless credit/debit card is similar in form and function to a normal card. The main difference is that you can “tap” your card to make your purchase instead of inserting/swiping at contactless enabled merchants.

If you’re changing or in between jobs, you might be wondering what will become of your 401(k) (or other retirement account) you had with your previous employer. You have several options at your disposal! Join me as I give you a sneak peek at some of the options available to you and their differences.