I remember being a first-time investor back in 2014 and recall being nervous to get in the stock market, but also excited and a bit overwhelmed. Technically, I already had a 401k for a year at this point, but I had no idea what was in it or what that even was. So opening my … Read more
The things we buy often say a lot about who we are, and sometimes, the quirkiest purchases reveal the most about our true personalities. These personal buys aren’t just things. They’re expressions of who we really are, bringing our personality to life in ways that are as unique as the items themselves. Here are some … Read more
It’s never a good feeling when you find yourself in some serious debt. Whether that is from high student loans, overspending, or making some not-so-good financial decisions. The key is to avoid any more debt mistakes, as you embark on solving and beginning to repay any debts you have. If you are not careful, you … Read more
Running out of retirement money can feel like hitting a bump on the road to relaxation. But don’t fret. We’ve got some savvy moves to smooth out the ride ahead. Explore ways to stretch your dollars and keep living the dream, from turning your garden into a grocery store to making new friends that pay rent. … Read more
Over the last few years of working on my own personal finances and discussing with friends, I’ve come across plenty of money excuses. But I’m not here to shame anyone. Because of many of these excuses I made myself prior to taking control of my financial situation back in 2014. So there is no real … Read more
Some advice from older generations doesn’t always make sense in today’s world, and millennials are quick to point it out. When children were young, their parents taught them to respect their elders. Now that they are all grown up, Millennials and Gen Z’ers have shared their feelings online, claiming these tips are “outdated” advice. 1. … Read more