How Does the 70 20 10 Budget Rule Work?
You’re ready to start a budget but you’re looking for the right budget FOR YOU. It’s really easy to get caught up in finding the “perfect” budget. But honestly, the perfect budget is one that’s rigid enough to have a structure, but flexible enough to fit your ever changing financial situation. A couple pretty popular […]
Recovering From Financial Mistakes: 5 Money Lessons From Schitt’s Creek
“My car is worth less than your pants”. – Stevie Budd Schitt’s Creek is full of unbelievable one-liners. “Ew, David!” pretty much tops the list. But it’s also full of great money lessons and a beautiful story about the Rose family recovering from financial mistakes. In the award-winning show Schitt’s Creek, the insanely-rich Rose family sees […]
6 Ways to Avoid Car Repair Debt and Save Money on Repairs
Car repairs suck, especially when you have no money to pay for them. And since you can’t predict when car troubles are going to pop up, it’s best to have a plan to avoid going into debt to pay for car repairs. I’m all about finding ways to avoid debt and I want to help […]
Get Out of Credit Card Debt Faster by Avoiding These 8 Mistakes
I want to help you get out of credit card debt. Credit cards are everywhere, and it’s so easy to fall into massive amounts of credit card debt. The bad news is, it’s a lot harder to get out of credit card debt, and it usually takes years of hard work and dedication. I want […]
UNest App Review: Use the UNest App to Save for Your Child’s Future
What’s the best way to save money for your child’s future? Wouldn’t it be a great gift to help pay for your child’s tuition, wedding, first home, or help them start a family? The best way you can save for your child’s future is to start… RIGHT NOW! But you might have a million other […]
What to do with Your Tax Refund: 4 Smart Ideas
Spring is (almost) in the air, and that means a young person’s thoughts turn to… filing taxes. An older person’s thoughts, too. And if you’re middle-aged? Same thing. As April 15 approaches (now extended to May 15), you’ll be faced with two possibilities: you’ll owe something (hopefully not much) you’ll be in line for a […]