Learn about a few great web resources to guide you on your personal budgeting journey. (Part 4 of 4 in our budgeting series).

When it comes to budgeting, falling off the bandwagon is common. Here are some tips for sticking to your budget to ensure this doesn’t happen to you. (Part 3 of 4 in our budgeting series).

Creating your first budget can be a daunting task. Learn how to do it easily by watching the second of our four-part video series on budgeting your money.

Welcome to the first video in a four-part series about budgeting. In this episode, we’ll discuss the four main methods of budgeting to consider when setting up your personal monthly budget.

What if every time you made a deposit into your savings account or made a loan payment, you could win $2 million or a new car? Too good to be true? Not anymore. It’s called a prize-linked savings plan and a San Francisco-based startup, Save Up, launched their own version through a public beta today. Learn about the concept, their new product and how you could be rewarded handsomely for being smart with your money in this two minute video.

***Special offer: Save Up has a special offer for 2 Minute Finance viewers. Sign up for their free service (with a bonus sign-up offer) by using this link.

Thinking about moving your money out of a big bank and into a local credit union? Get the low down on their differences in this two minute video.

If you’ve ever wondered how long it would take you to double your money, look no further than a simple math trick you can do in your head. Learn about the Rule of 72 in two minutes so you can impress your friends and help plan for your own long-term financial goals at the same time.

Compound interest can be a double-edged sword. If you’re saving money, it can be a blessing. But if you borrowed money from a lender, then you’ll probably learn to hate it pretty quickly. We’ll tell you all about compound interest in this latest episode of 2 Minute Finance.

Need to save money but don’t know where to start? Here’s 3 easy tips for you to follow to start building your savings.

(On a side note, if this looks familiar, you’re right. We’ve covered this topic before. But hey, it’s the NEW 2 Minute Finance. We felt like figuring out a better way to let you know about this information. Hope you enjoy!)