February Budget Recap – How to Buy a Wedding Dress and Invest at the Same Time.
We are officially 2 months into 2023 and I feel like we are getting through Q1 at a great pace. My spending this past month reflected this. February was filled…
I Didn’t Track my Spending in January: Here’s How it Went.
2022 came and went with so many financial highs and lows. It almost feels like the great bull run is a distant memory. This past year also introduced some new…
3 Investing Mistakes That I Should Have Seen Coming
Investing in the stock market is so vital to achieving a comfortable retirement. I have seen first hand how investing can put you ahead of the curve financially. It’s only…
9 Sneaky ways to Save Money with a Small Income.
The US endeavored an inflation rate up to 7.5% this past year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. With numbers like that, there isn't a choice in how we…
Why Exchange Traded Funds are a great Investment
The market is currently going through a volatile run, and it has every body discussing which stocks are doing well and not so great. Times like this in the market…
7 Ways That you (Unknowingly) Ruin Your Credit!
How old were you when you realized that you should probably start to monitor your credit? For full disclosure, I really did not jump on the bandwagon until I graduated…
3 Things you MUST do Before COVID-19 Student Loan Forbearance Ends.
It looks like federal student loan forbearance is actually coming to an end;which means it's time to start up the payments again after almost two years of reprieve. There has…
The Great Resignation: 5 ways Work From Home-ers are Staying Productive
The great resignation swept America in droves over the past year and it has been like nothing I've ever seen in my lifetime. There has been a surge in articles…
How Growing up Poor Changes you in Adulthood
Most of my childhood was spent sharing things six ways, (including a $40,000 income before taxes at one point). Growing up in rural Champaign Urbana, there weren’t…
4 Habits that are Keeping you Poor
According to CNBC.com 78 percent of US workers report living paycheck to paycheck. The biggest assumption is that this happens due to working wages being too low in comparison…
