Today, we have another inspiring money story from a millennial who has taken on debt, shifted from full-time work to a per diem schedule, and started a new business with her husband! Taliah has done a lot in a short period. She’s here to share…
In choosing books to review for Women Who Money, it made sense that our first review honor a pillar in the personal finance community. We’re happy to share our thoughts on two books by Donna Freedman – Your Playbook For Tough Times: Living Large On…
Nearly everyone gets credit card offers in the mail. And if you have a high enough credit score, 0% credit card balance transfer offers show up on occasion. Sometimes credit card companies even mail you “convenience” checks you can cash and use to pay off…
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After you pay your mortgage or rent, buy groceries, and send in the car payment, there may not be enough money left for the month. It’s easy to use a credit card to fill in the shortage. But before you know it, you’ve run up…
Today we are happy to kick-off our series of inspiring money stories with our first interview. Many of you may be familiar with our interviewee. But we’re confident you will learn some new things about her today. And take away some great advice too! If…
It’s no secret people have to eat. It’s also no secret Americans spend a lot of money on doing so. The United States Department of Agriculture estimates a thrifty budget for a family of four would be about $591 a month, and a liberal plan…
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Before we get into the details of automating your finances, let’s explain what we mean by this term. Automation is setting up your accounts to distribute your paycheck on a monthly or weekly basis, so you don’t have to do anything but monitor them. Some…
Every month you look at your cell phone bill and ask yourself – Is it really worth the money? You know it’s crazy, but month after month, you just keep paying the bill. And it can add up to thousands of dollars by the end…
A budget is often one of the first steps to financial success. But after you have built your monthly budget, how do you know if it is any good? Enter the power of 12. Take every line on your budget and multiply them by 12….
You’ve probably seen those signs by the edge of the road – Work-from-Home, Flexible Hours, $25/hour, Call Today! Or maybe you’ve searched online and found a job “hiring today” and claiming you’ll make up to $10,000 per month working from home on your own time!…