I Know Better Now But I'm Still Paying For My Old Money Mistakes
You know better now, but you are still paying for some old money decisions. Whether it’s an expensive car loan, an IRS balance from a 401(k) withdrawal, student loans, or debt you’re thinking of consolidating with the equity in your home, the key is not letting frustration push you into another decision you’ll regret.
How Much Money Do You Need to Be Happy?
Does money actually buy happiness? While research shows you need around $100,000 to cover your basic needs and live comfortably, true fulfillment goes way beyond your bank account. Here is a look at what money can and can’t buy when it comes to living a happy life.
Is "self-care" secretly breaking your budget?
Here I look at how "Treat Yourself" culture drives emotional spending—and how to practice self-care that protects your budget without sacrificing your peace of mind.
DoorDash, Amazon Prime: How "Easy" Choices are Quietly Draining Your Bank Account
We’ve all been there: it’s 6:00 PM, you’re exhausted, and with three clicks on your phone, dinner is on its way. But is paying for this convenience actually worth the long-term cost?
In today's economy, is it better to buy a home or invest the money?
With economic uncertainty rising, how does the age-old debate between buying a home and investing hold up? Explore the trade-offs to determine which path aligns best with your long-term financial goals and lifestyle.
In today's economy, is it better to buy a home or rent?
In today's economy, is it better to buy a home or rent?
Your Money Habits Started Before You Had Any
Your past may explain your money habits but it does not have to define your financial future.
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Why March Is The Perfect Month To Start Paying Off Debt
Debt payoff is a lot like planting a flower — the results don’t appear overnight, but growth is happening beneath the surface. That is what makes March the perfect month to start getting serious about paying off your debt.
Why More Financial Advice Isn’t Helping You
If you've ever felt overwhelmed by financial advice, you're not alone. Here's why more money advice isn't helping you.
Rethinking Holiday Spending: Joy Over Price Tags
It’s hard to imagine the holidays without gift-giving. But what’s harder is paying for those gifts’ for months afterward. With record-high prices and incomes that haven’t kept pace, maybe it’s time to rethink how to celebrate the season.
The Other Side of Thanksgiving: Honoring the Wampanoag people and Rethinking How We Celebrate
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Angel’s Story: What Would You Do?
Angel is 32 years old and has realized she hasn’t paid attention to her financial well-being; she is now ready to get focused. Photo by SEO Galaxy on Unsplash
Savor the View: How to Enjoy Life’s Patios & Rooftops Without Jeopardizing Your Financial Security
Photo by Lana Williams, Hotel Clermont Rooftop, Atlanta, GA
Why You Should Pay Off Debt: The Path to Financial Freedom
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