Both Oklahoma City and Tulsa landed on the top 10 list of most affordable cities for renters according to studentloanhero.com.

Oklahoma City finished seventh on the list of 10 cities with a $631 median price for a one-bedroom unit and an $807 median price for a two-bedroom unit. Tulsa rounded out the list, taking the number 10 spot. Prices in Tulsa were only dollars apart from their Oklahoma City counterparts at $638 and $824, respectively.

Ohio took three of the 10 spots on the July list, while the Sooner state followed with the second most cities included.

– Holly Hoehner, Jones PR

Each day, we most likely hear at least one advertisement directed at those planning for retirement. These ads are designed for mid-life earners or those nearing the retirement finish line.

However, there is a tremendous lack of information that targets millennials. Thus, potentially setting up a generation to be unprepared when they begin thinking about the future.

Here are three money-saving tips to help guide millennials to become smarter spenders and savers:

1. Shop Smart: Use digital coupons, not credit cards

2. Travel on the Cheap: Go during off seasons

3. Review the Budget: Audit your spending regularly

– Taylor Ketchum, Jones PR

So, you finally got something back from the government and you want to run right out and spend it. Hold on just a second; here’s what you should do with that refund:

1) Pay down credit card debt.

2) Build your nest egg (you should aim to have six month’s worth of bills in your savings).

3) Take 20% and treat yourself to something nice.

It’s certainly tempting to plan a trip or splurge on that new designer bag, but this money isn’t a bonus. It’s just excess take-home pay that you loaned to the government, so be smart.

– David Clayman, Twelve Points Wealth Management