Whitney Hansen | Money Coaching
Millennial Money Blog
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 advice. Everyone with a checkbook… Read More
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 chat about the previous week’s… Read More
You guys! We are almost done with the Journey to Minimalism! I almost can’t believe it- but am not gonna lie- I don’t miss constantly reorganizing and dealing with the temporary chaos. Ha! But alas, we are nearing the end of it all and I couldn’t be more excited. This week was the week I dreaded the most. My… Read More
Sometimes we need a little inspirational reminder of what we are working hard for. If you are like most people interested personal development, you likely have post-it notes with messages like “you can do it” or “I’ve got this” everywhere around your house. But the place most of us forget to continue our inspirational focus is on our phone… Read More
If you’ve spent any time on Pinterest searching around for money saving tips or money saving challenges, I’m 99.9% certain you’ve come across the 52 Week Money Saving Challenge. It’s fun, fairly easy to implement and helps you save $1,378 in 1 year. For most people, $1,378 is a lot of money. If you are just starting your financial… Read More
Most people that have debt wish it were gone ASAP. But a lot of people that have a goal of paying off debt fast will be told they can’t do it, it’s too aggressive, you’ll have no life, it’s not possible __________. I’m here to tell you- you can do it. I know it’s possible, because I did it…. Read More
Do a quick search for strategies to paying off debt and you’ll find the possibilities are limitless and it seems that everybody and their dog has an opinion. But if you do some digging, what you’ll find is that all the strategies typically come down to four primary methods. Each strategy is slightly different. The four strategies we will be… Read More
Want to get more results with your financial life? Of course you do! (I presume that’s why you’re here.) Then you absolutely must budget! If your eyes just glazed over, hang with me. Budgeting is actually really simple. And I’ll show you how. Step 1: Get Organized The first step to any project is preparation. Set a timer for 10… Read More
Spring is in the air! …Aside from the crazy snowstorms we’ve been having. Every year around this time, we all start getting rid of stuff, decluttering the home and trying to get our homes in order. But it’s also the perfect time to get your financial life together. That’s why I created this printable checklist for you. It includes things… Read More
Students loans are the skid marks on the underpants of society. I have my own fair share of experience with students loans. In 2010 I graduated with my bachelors in Accounting and racked up $30,000 in student debt. Not cool. I remember checking the mail and walking into the house where I opened an envelope with my congratulatory you’ve got… Read More
