Money can be such a dirty word. Get this– Money is the second leading cause of divorce in the US (behind infidelity). Many sites have articles, upon surveys, upon polls that list out startling stats that are enough to make you cry. Most cite high amounts of debt and lack of communication on money as […]
How to Reduce Impulse Buys and Stop Blowing Money
Impulse buys are one of the top budget busters. We have such a hard time saying no to ourselves in the moment, because — as we like to tell ourselves– we work hard and damnit we deserve it. And I get it! You DO work hard! That’s why I want to to start reframing […]
How To Save Money At Disney World– 5 Tips From A Disney Addict
*This post is a guest post from Kari Lorz. Kari is a writer, Disney fanatic, and mom. She’s currently building up her freelancing portfolio. Disney World. One of the spendiest places on Earth… Oh, I’m sorry, I meant the Happiest Place on Earth. Seriously though, you know those shirts that say “Best Day Ever!” On […]
A not so scary Halloween: 3 tips to save money
With Halloween right around the corner, I wanted to share some tips to help you save money this holiday. These will help you not break the bank and still have a rockin’ time. By the time you buy a costume ($60+), candy for trick or treaters ($10), and go downtown for drinks and dinner ($50+)/pay […]
How I Manage My Financial Life
Have you ever wondered what a financial coach’s financial system look like? I can’t speak for others, but I am certainly qualified to talk about what works for me. 🙂 Here are some steps that I personally take to help me manage my own financial life. Step 1: Set goals Many of us try to […]
Net Worth: Why it matters and how to calculate it
Net worth is this concept that a lot of people seem to forget is important. I see waaaay too much attention on credit scores than I do on net worth. And I understand why. A sizable net worth takes years to accumulate. DISCLAIMER: While I’m a big fan of tracking your net worth, keep in […]
10 Movies/ Shows to Binge On Netflix + My Popcorn Recipe
One of my favorite thing to do on a Friday night is binge watch Netflix. It’s cheap, it’s entertaining, and can be educational depending on what you’re watching. Think about it- if you go to the movie theater, buy two tickets at an average of $9 per ticket and purchase a medium popcorn an average […]
How to save money on back to school shopping
We all know how crazy it gets when the summer time is coming to an end and it’s time to get prepared for the school year to begin. But it can be hectic when you know the supply list needs to be bought and a lot of things are needed. Tips for saving money on […]
Financial Advice I Wish I’d Received In My 20s
On July 15, I celebrated my 30th birthday and spend a lot of time in reflection for my past, present, and planned for the future. Inspired by my milestone birthday, I wanted to share financial advice I wished I had received in my 20s. Get educated Most 20-somethings receive a ton of unsolicited financial […]
Journey To Minimalism: Part 5 | Decluttering Your Financial Life
LAST WEEK!!! This post completes our Journey to Minimalism! Decluttering our finances is so important. I received a comment on part 4 YouTube video that made me head nod! She mentioned how our minimalism in our home and finances goes hand in hand. They absolutely do! Before we dive into all the details, let’s […]
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