Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday. It’s about family and being thankful. And food. You might be surprised, too, when you find that gratitude helps finances. I love Thanksgiving. Instead of exchanging gifts, family and friends come together to share a meal, make memories, and be joyful. (At least, that’s the theory.) To me, it’s always …
Managing cash flow as a freelancer can be a real challenge, especially when it’s all automated and you aren’t connected to your money. I have enough money to cover all my bills this month. However, I let things get a little off and ended up with an overdraft in my primary checking account. Mainly because …
Even as you make investment plans for the future, don’t forget to invest properly in your best asset: You. As you prepare for the future, you know that you need to invest. Investing is one of the best ways to build wealth since it’s all about putting your money to work for you and taking …
Are You Investing in Your Best Asset? (Hint: It’s YOU) Read More »
It’s almost a cliché at this point: The observation that housing costs are such that you can’t qualify for a mortgage of $900 per month, so you have to get an apartment at $1,200 per month. Whether you live in a market where a mortgage costs less per month than a rental is beside the …
Want a Place to Live? Housing Costs Make It Tough Read More »
A college degree is expensive. If you’re going to attend university, you need to know how to get the most out of college. It’s tough out there for college students. The cost of tuition continues to rise. We’re still trying to figure out what student loan forgiveness might look like. It’s wildly popular, but the …
When used properly, credit cards can be tools as you save up for a major purchase. I’m a big fan of using credit cards to save up for various purchases. I like the idea that my regular, planned spending could position me for greater savings down the road. As a result, I use credit cards …
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