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How I Saved $100K at 25

About a year ago, I realized that if I pushed myself — got a bit uncomfortable to save and earn more while spending less — I could hit six-figures saved by the end of my 25th year. I turn 26 in July 2021, so the countdown is on!

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It can be incredibly stressful to figure out how you’re going to participate in everything, while also staying on budget. In preparation for your holiday celebrations, here are tips and tricks I use to get organized and save money.

4 Ways to Save Money This Holiday Season

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In this new gig economy, more and more people are ditching their 9-5s to work as a freelancer. There are so many things to consider and know when you get started — things you don’t even realize you don’t know until you’re in the thick of it

The Ultimate Guide for Aspiring Freelancers

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The most effective way reduce costs and get a hold of your finances is to focus your conversations on the top three spending areas. Verbalize these questions, and try to discuss it with your partner (or yourself).

3 Simple Questions That Will Change Your Money Mindset

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Imposter syndrome may cause you to feel like a fraud. You’ll devalue your worth by accepting less money for a job, underestimate your experience. That’s no way to create a name for yourself! There are ways to combat it so you can focus on doing the work.

Fighting Imposter Syndrome When Creating a Personal Brand

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This is the ultimate guide to managing your money (in less than 10 minutes.) Try a few of these out this month, and see how they can change your financial situation. I sourced some of my favorite answers from the personal finance community — and gave them 5 more minutes!

The Ultimate Guide to Managing Money (in Under 10 Minutes)

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In order to start making decisions about your money, you need step-by-step guidance. Take our FREE money quiz to get your personalized money plan.

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