A cash gift is always appreciated. Right? I stumbled upon a post regarding a money notepad. At first, I thought this might be a post about budgeting, capturing what you spend in a spiral bound notebook or something along those lines. Was it a sign that I should scrap all of the money apps from
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Credit card fraud is an ongoing problem in the U.S. According to recent research, 47% of the world’s card fraud happens in the U.S. Knowing this, along with having some bad experiences, I decided to take extra precautions. Here’s a tip I learned and has since helped me fight back against fraud multiple times and
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Holiday shopping can be overwhelming. About 41% of millennials are chronically stressed about money, according to the better money habits millennial report from Bank of America/USA today. The stress can be exasperated during the holiday season. No matter the generation, many people feel anxious this time of year because of money issues. Here are some
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Figuring out how to budget on your own can sometimes be a little aggravating or discouraging. If you don’t have a lot of experience with apps or spreadsheets, or even just balancing your checking and spending – it can feel like you’re trying to teach an unruly dog to walk nicely on a leash. If you’re
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There are multiple ways to save money on everyday expenses. While certain strategies like couponing and purchasing items during a promotion are pretty commonly known and easy to implement, when it comes to saving money on more specific expenses like printing documents from your home or office for example, a little creativity may be necessary
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The holidays are almost here. Writing down who to shop for and what to get now can potentially keep more money in your wallet. You can even stay within budget, avoid a debt hangover and get a wonderful gift for everyone on your list using the following tips.
Here’s your free printable to plot out a plan of action based on the strategies in this post. Print the planner FIRST and then read the post here.
While back-to-school shopping has been under way, there’s still time to pick up much needed items for the school year. Now is also the time to catch end of summer sales. If you’ve had your eye on certain items and you’ve been waiting for them to drop, swoop in and get them at a reduced
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Like most people, you probably know you need to put more money aside for financial goals but haven’t quite done it yet. If you want to follow a simple process for identifying what’s important to you and then start putting money away to reach the goals, then these tips are for you.
If you’re a freelancer or solopreneur, it can be hard to grow your business with limited resources. Outside of doing the work that you love, the demands of handling bank accounts, invoices, taxes, contracts, marketing and sales can be a bit overwhelming for one person. If you don’t generate enough revenue to off-load some of
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