Call Me Cheap, But You'll Never Call Me Broke
Over half of adults in America aren’t investing their money. Why? Because they cannot find sufficient room in their budget to invest. As surprising as it may sound, that’s the reality. And it’s understandable when you take into account the prices of some of the leading stocks, such as Amazon (AMZN) trading at $3,200 + […]
Should you pay off debt or save money? It’s a question millions of women have every day. In today’s economy with millions of people unemployed or underemployed, the question is even more prevalent. How do you achieve financial freedom for women when you have debt and no savings? Should you prioritize one over the other […]
Let’s face it- we’ve all got bad habits that we should probably give up. Some habits are more harmless than others, but bad money habits can impact your finances in worse ways than you even realize. Sometimes we simply keep doing the things we do because it’s easy or convenient, even if it costs us. […]
How would you handle a financial emergency? Do you have an account you can access with enough funds to take the worry out of unexpected expenses? If you can’t, you aren’t alone. Almost 30 percent of Americans don’t have an emergency fund, but it’s never too late to start one. If you want financial freedom […]
Let’s chat about how to make the transition to wealth. The reason I know this discussion is necessary is because the transition hasn’t been easy for me. If I’m being honest, it’s been an awkward transition at times. During the ‘debt payoff’ leg of my financial journey, I became accustomed to using all of my […]
Do you ever wish that you could go back and share your most important money lessons with your younger self? I know I do. There’s a good chance that the younger me wouldn’t listen to the older me. Think Young Biff’s reaction to Old Biff sharing the sports almanac in Back to the Future Part […]