25 Ways To Lower Your Monthly Bills
A big pain point in life is the bills. They come up every month, they need to be paid and for some of us, they can really feel overwhelming and …
The first step to managing your money is tracking where all your money is coming from and where it’s going. That means create a budget and start tracking your spending.
And always pay yourself first (in savings, investments, etc).
Browse the below articles for budget tips and better ways to manage your money.
A big pain point in life is the bills. They come up every month, they need to be paid and for some of us, they can really feel overwhelming and …
I feel like actual gifts were more associated with being a kid. Most adults rarely get each other physical gifts unless it is a damn good idea that we can’t …
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We are living in crazy times. Schools are canceled until further notice, the grand canyon closed indefinitely, and over 10 million people filed for unemployment so far in the U.S. …
Go ahead, and ask a financial expert this question, and chances are you’re bound to get quite a few answers. Whether it’s the 10% gross income rule for monthly car …
This is a sponsored post in partnership with Findigs. House prices are rising around the country. Buying a house is more complicated than ever for many. Statistics show Millennials are …
3 Years ago if you asked me if I had my financial life together I’d be like “Kinda?”. Because I honestly didn’t even know what that meant. I mean, I …
There was a time when Alexandra and I didn’t have any emergency fund at all. Yep, we were the worst. Taking our clothes to sell at thrift stores was our idea …
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This post was written in partnership with Facet Wealth by Fred at MoneyWithAPurpose. There are a lot of people who do their own investing these days. I’m all for that. …
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This post is written by Clint Haynes, Founder of NextGen Wealth. This year is the first year I will be making six figures from my day job (with salary + bonus). …
I didn’t start saving seriously until a little over 2 years ago. Now my wife and I save almost half of our income every month (40%-50%) between 401k contributions, IRA …
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Before you get that adorable rescue puppy your friend told you needs a home, make sure you can afford it. You may not think so but pets can be very …
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