In the personal finance space, we don’t talk about the fear and anxiety of pulling your emergency fund. But we constantly talk about saving up an emergency fund. From what …
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Going over budget is common, a little too common especially when you’re first starting out. I know how it feels to wonder what to do when you go over budget.…
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If you buy and sell stocks for a profit, then you have to be aware of how stock profits are taxed. This is where long-term and short-term capital gains come…
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Should you invest your savings to help your money grow or leave it collecting dust? This is a popular question circling the personal finance community on social media. Interest rates…
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What do you do when you want to quit your job, but you’re not sure if you can afford to. This is a tough situation that a lot of Americans…
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Is Buy Now Pay Later affecting our money mindset? It’s a new booming industry that’s gained a lot of popularity for doing just what the name implies. Helping you buy…
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How I don’t save for Christmas with cashback credit cards is a thing. My cashback Christmas Budget has made saving up for Christmas is a thing of the past. Especially, …
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Annual and Semi-Annual Financial Reviews aren’t reserved just for the top-earning financial planning clients. Just because you’re not a millionaire yet, doesn’t mean you can’t give yourself this financial luxury.…
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Do you guys ever get hit with those expenses that are so unexpected they just make you laugh? I’m talking about those unexpected doctor’s visits, or even when gas prices…
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In this series of What I Wish I Knew about Money in my 20’s, we go over the tabo topics about money. From unfollowing the Joneses to building an emergency fund and goals setting. These are the top money lessons I had to learn the hard way to get ahead in life.