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
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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).
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.
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!
When I tell people I don’t use a debit card, they give me this look like I’m utterly crazy. I literally do not have a debit card. I never have. There are many debit card risks people fail to think about, and it may not be the best choice for you financially. In response to the dozens of people who have asked me, “why?!”, this post is for you.
You’re trip planning, and looking to save money on a luxury hotel. As a money writer and speaker, I am constantly trying to find the best value for the best price. I love being able to stay with boutique hotels when I travel – I feel like it’s a more intimate look at the city and the community — while on a budget.
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.
Okay, but where do I actually start?
I got you.
