Whitney Hansen | Money Coaching
Financial Coaching for High Earning Women
Welcome to my second every monthly review of my business and life! This is a much more personal, behind the scenes, look into my life. Side note, how the heck is it already December? I can’t even believe how fast the year is going. It’s a bit depressing. What’s New Small wins I’m celebrating: I recently hit over 20,000 page… Read More
This weekend, I looked around my house and realized that my house reflected exactly how I feel inside… chaotic. So I decided to rearrange my office and get rid of stuff. First thing I noticed was my desk was against my window which had my back to the door. I began noticing that I wasn’t using my office as much… Read More
I’ve been inspired by some of my fellow blogging friends to share a more in-depth personal, monthly review of my business and my life. I’m not sure how this is all going to go, but here goes nothing. 🙂 What’s New My podcast, The Money Nerds, was recently nominated for a Plutus Award for “Best New Personal Finance” podcast… and… Read More
One of the greatest perks of the debt free life is being able to spend your money on traveling instead of payments. Now, don’t get the wrong idea- I travel a lot, but I also keep my day-to-day living expenses super basic. For example, I don’t go out to eat, I spent $20 a month on coffee, and I really… Read More
This past summer I spent 6 weeks backpacking in India with one of my very best friends. One of the most common questions I get is how did I manage to do this as a “broke college student”? So here it is- the 10 best budget-saving tips to travel India on a super (like super) tight budget! Trabug Number one… Read More
There comes a time in every person’s life where their old car, or hoopty- as my brother in law calls it, needs to be retired. This is something I’m currently experiencing. My car is a 2001 Toyota Celica, that I proudly brag about. While it has served me well over the past 10 years, it’s time to start thinking about… Read More
There’s nothing I love more than a good scary story. While, I typically opt for a good ghost story, or creepy true crime documentary, I also geek out on a story about scary money mistakes we make. I turned to my FinCon friends to share their scary financial mistakes made.Here are some of them: Student Loan Horror Stories Sarah Wilson- “I… Read More
I love reading. From the looks of it you do too. I mean, why else would you be reading a list of books? But finding good personal development books can be ridiculously hard to find. So I vetted dozen of books to bring you the best financial books to read this fall. For Fun The Man Who Quit Money- Mark… Read More
Do you love manually pushing the transfer button on your savings account and seeing the money transfer from one account to the other? Then this may not be the post for you. But if you are someone who wants to automate as much of your financial life as possible- then free up some space on your phone for these apps…. Read More
Habits are what makes our lives function. We all have good and bad habits. These are 10 that will help your financial life run more smoothly. Automate Your Bill Pay Why This Works: You will save money by avoiding late fees and have extra peace of mind knowing that your bills will always be paid on time and in full…. Read More