Part of forming the right attitude about your finances is knowing what is true and false about money. Let’s dispel five money myths right now: My home is a good investment. Many people realized this during the financial crisis of 2007 and 2008. With increasing mortgage prices, property tax, insurance, and maintenance, it’s simple to […]
Numbers Don’t Lie: Money Myths That Hold Us Back from Wealth Read More »
Congratulations are in order! You’ve completed college and (hopefully) you’re about to have more money on your hands than you’ve seen before in your entire life. We spent 12+ years learning how to earn money, but little to no time learning how to manage our personal finances. While the great philosophers Biggy Smalls, Puff Daddy
Mind Right, Money Right: 5 Money Tips Every College Grad Needs Read More »
LET’S REWIND. I’m a freshman in college, hungry for food and new experiences as I’m walking across the library bridge. From one end to the other are tables filled with coupons for free pizza, subs and credit cards (one of these things are not like the others). Shortly after all the food coupons were cashed
Get Fit or Die Tryin’: What Financial Health Means to Me Read More »
*Drum roll please!* School’s out. I’ve got my finger hovering over the play button for “Summertime” by DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince, and the travel bug is creeping up on us all. The destination you added to your vision board in January isn’t getting any closer to you, and you want to make
Money for Miles: How to Budget for Summer Travel Read More »