***This post may contain affiliate links. This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, I may receive an affiliate commission at no extra cost to you. Friends, we’ve made it to the week before Thanksgiving! This […]
When it comes to debt, it’s important to understand the different methods of paying it off. Debt can cause a lot of stress but having a plan of attack will help you throughout the process. So how exactly can you […]
Ahh, retirement… that magical time in our lives when you never have to work again. WHERE DO I SIGN UP?! Okay so retirement sounds great and all but I have to break it to you: retirement isn’t going to magically fund itself. One […]
If you’ve read any of my posts before, you know I talk a lot about not spending money and saving money. PLOT TWIST: today I’m going to share things I not only spend money on but even spend more than […]
Dave Ramsey, if you’re reading this, I’m sorry! This post is slightly different than many of my previous ones because I’m going to tell you all about why I choose NOT to pay my car off. Say whaaaaaaaaaaaaat?! I know, […]
Ahh credit cards… the magical little pieces of plastic that can help you “live your best life” but also ruin your life. That’s a little extreme, but it’s true! Credit cards can be helpful tools, but on the other hand […]
Greetings friends! Today’s post is brought to you by the following Tweet: This was sent to me by a couple friends partly as a joke but mostly because they totally feel this Tweet and actually wanna know what the f*** […]
I just finished filing my taxes and as you can see from the title of this post: I owe money this year. But wait… did I say I’m happy that I owe money? YES. I am happy and that was […]
If I tell you to save more money right now, chances are all you’ll hear me say is “blah blah blah”. Don’t tell me that’s not true to make me feel better — I know it’s true :). I can’t […]
Did you know that as of June 2017 Americans owed a combined $1.34 trillion on their student loans? Just ten years ago the figure was less than half as much; $514 billion . Student loans are now the largest form […]