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Uber has quickly become most people’s go-to form of transportation. While taxis still exist, of course, ride share companies seem to be the preferred option nowadays. They’re usually a cheaper option, seem to be just about everywhere, and in many …
Back before my husband and I had kids, I did our taxes within a few days of the last tax document arriving in the mail. Our lives were simpler then. We had an organized system for dealing with the mail; …
I’m sure if you’ve read even a handful of personal finance blogs, you’ve come across this sage advice before: learn to align your spending with your values. Although it sounds simple enough, the advice seems so hard for many of us …
Since the ripe old age of 3, I have known what I wanted to do with my life. The plan solidified over the years, and I selected an appropriate degree to help make my dreams a reality. Based on the …
For the longest time, I thought it was just me. I thought I was the only one who went into Target for laundry detergent and diapers, only to emerge an hour later with a cart full of bedding, clothes, food, …
If you’re thinking about taking out student loans or already have them, chances are you’re rather well-informed with how the lending process works. However, there are some student loan myths that seem to catch on, and there might be a few …
I love a fresh start. I love starting a new job, moving into a new house, or even starting a new activity. Something about that clean slate energizes me and makes me feel like I can change the world. It’s …
The idea of budgeting often gets a bad rap. Some people think that keeping a budget means that you don’t have a lot of money or that you can’t buy what you want (not true on both accounts). Some people …
My in-laws have everything they need. If they want a new vehicle, they go out and get one. If they want to take a trip, they book it. They have rather simple tastes in life, which has helped them live …
The thing about personal finance is that your finances are personal. Some personal financial advice is probably universally true for long-term financial health (ex: spend less than you earn), while other advice might not be applicable to your specific situation. …
