4 Steps to Being Debt Free
I don’t know a single person who hasn’t experienced being in debt. Some see being in debt as a normal part of life, while others feel it is an enormous burden. Either way, in order to get ahold of your finances, debt management is crucial. We’ll discuss the definition of debt, how to figure out […]
How to Make the Best Use of Limit Orders
April is Financial Literacy Month. Debt reduction, saving, and investing are key elements of a successful financial plan. There can be confusing terminology (words…lol) linked to personal finance. A quick tip: sign up for Investopedia’s Term of the Day email. They even have a dictionary on their website. I’ve learned so much this way and […]
ButcherBox – How To Decide If It’s Actually Worth The Money?
Since watching Bobby’s YouTube videos, I have been working to be more intentional with what I put into my body. Before his videos, I didn’t realize that the source of our food could affect its nutritional value. So I started implementing some changes with my money in mind. I started with buying organic when it’s […]
How To Use Brand Loyalty To Actually Save You Money
More often than not, when working toward saving money, you’re advised against brand loyalty. Brand loyalty means that you stick to shopping for one particular brand. Rather it is always advised to shop around for the best prices. Quite often, even if you purchase generic, you’re getting the same quality. With that knowledge in hand, […]
How To Save More Money on Your Electric Bill
When it comes to managing your finances, it is important to take a look at your expenses and see where you can make adjustments. It is MUCH easier to decrease your expenses than it is to make more money. Out of all the utilities you pay for, electricity is likely the most expensive bill that […]
How to Save Money on College Costs
While graduation can be an exciting time, for some people, the reality of the financial burden they’re facing hits them almost instantly. Education is one of the largest expenses one can make in their lifetime, besides maybe a car or a house. Knowing this may lead people to just grin and bear it. We chalk […]
Why should we have and see a primary care doctor?
Simple answer: It affects your health AND your money. Let’s use a simple diagnosis of high blood pressure. Finding out you have high blood pressure can be discouraging. However, if you catch it early enough, you can speak to your primary care doctor about lifestyle changes you can make. You pay your doctor’s co-pay and […]
My Money Journey
2018 was the beginning for a lot of changes in my life. Today, let’s talk about the money aspect. Before 2018, I worked three or four (I lose count) per diem nursing jobs, which in the most basic of terms means I dictate how many days I work at any given job. It’s honestly a […]
Got plans for your stimulus check?
The amount you’ll receive depends on your household’s AGI (adjusted gross income). To find out what your AGI is, look at your latest tax return. If you filed as an individual with an AGI less than $75,000, you will get the maximum amount of $1,200. Supposing that you filed married/joint with an AGI of less […]
WWSFD? What would skinny friends do?
Now, skinny is not to be taken too literally. Determine who in your group of friends is living the lifestyle that is similar to what you are looking to accomplish. And for the nurse in me, choose a healthy goal, not your friend with the eating disorder. Ask them what their routines are in terms […]
