The True Cost of Your Purchases
For 2020 I committed to a No Spend Challenge. I’ve been working since I was 16 and at the time of me writing this I am $49,000 in debt and have <$10,000 in savings/investments. As...
Read MoreFor 2020 I committed to a No Spend Challenge. I’ve been working since I was 16 and at the time of me writing this I am $49,000 in debt and have <$10,000 in savings/investments. As...
Read MoreThe whole month of April I worked from home. When I was told I had to start working from home back in March, I was thinking it would only be 2-3 weeks. However, I’m STILL...
Read MoreIf you’re hoping to apply for a loan soon to buy a home or get a car, you probably want to raise your credit score. Your credit score can either help or hurt you when...
Read MoreYour credit score is a number that represents how likely you are to pay off debt. Unless you’re Dave Ramsey or someone who can afford to pay for everything in cash, including a home, then...
Read MoreWelcome to my monthly debt analyses! This is where you’ll find links to detailed break downs of all of my debt. Each month I also share my credit score, income, and the good/bad things that...
Read MoreMarch felt pretty long but also it’s April?!? The world is truly in chaos right now and it’s been interesting to see how much that has changed day by day, week by week. To be...
Read MoreThings have escalated within a matter of days or weeks all over the world. Millions of people have been laid off, many without warning and/or continued pay. If that is you, I am so sorry...
Read MoreIt’s March?!? I’m not sure how February went by so fast, but I’m excited for March and warmer weather. February was tough for me. I battled with some weird negative emotions. I didn’t really feel...
Read MoreThis is a guest post written by Tom from ThisOnlineWorld.com! Be sure to check out his blog for more posts on making money, personal finance, and other tips. I think there is a relatively ‘cookie-cutter’...
Read MoreHoly Guacamole, 2019 is officially over. December went super fast (of course), but I had a lot more time off from work, spent more time with my loved ones, and worked on a lot of...
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