Money Buckets: How I Allocate My Monthly Income
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I’ve been asked a few times how I allocate my money so I decided to write a post about it. I personally use money buckets–it’s
Rookie Money Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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There are money mistakes and then there are rookie money mistakes. There’s nothing wrong with making mistakes, it’s how we learn. And rookies, or newbies,
How to Make Money Stress a Good Thing: 7 Ways
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Stress is generally considered to be a negative thing. It’s grouped into this category of “bad” and it hasn’t really been able to find its
Stop Feeling Guilty About Spending Money! The How To
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It might be funny to hear this message coming from someone who is such a huge proponent of saving and investing, but I think it’s
Dollar-Cost Averaging: Why I Do It and 7 Reasons You Should Too
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Dollar-cost averaging is a strategy I wish I had employed years ago. I don’t remember the exact time I learned about the strategy, but I
7 Ways to Maintain a Consumer Debt Free Lifestyle
August 15, 2022
There are many ways to achieve success in personal finance, I don’t think there’s just one strategy or idea. Of course there are core principles
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