I’m super attached to my emergency fund. I saved my first baby emergency fund of $2,000 in 2015 when I’d just started out on my debt payoff journey. Since then, I’ve had a hard time becoming comfortable parting with the money for any reason. It’s…
I’ve always loved finding clever ways to save and get more bang for my buck. But recently, the cost of everything has gone up so much that I’m getting back into the habit of saving money as a necessity rather than a choice. As I…
Today we have a guest post from Michael. Michael is the owner of Savebly, a personal finance blog, dedicated to helping others to improve their finances and live life on their own terms. Slowly but surely, lifestyle inflation will creep up and it has the…
Tax season is among us. If you get a tax refund, it can be easy to think of all the cool things you’ll be able to pay for like fancy dinners, a new T.V., Rachael Ray pots, who knows. Receiving a lump sum or money…
Debt can make it difficult to get ahead with your finances so it’s no wonder that being debt-free is a very common financial goal. While there are many strategies to help you get your debt down to zero, it can be hard to figure out…
Thank you DiversyFund for sponsoring this post. It’s never too early to learn about investing for your future! Ever since I got serious about financial wellness, I’ve been interested in investing and saving for the future. However, like most Americans, I felt like I could…
