No couple is the same, nor are their money habits. There’s no cookie cutter way to spend (or save) money as a couple. One thing every couple should consider doing is splitting expenses 50/50. This goes for everything from housing costs to date night with your significant other. The biggest benefit to splitting expenses 50/50 …
The words frugal vs cheap can sometimes be thrown around interchangeably when talking about someone who is focused on reducing spending. However, there are key differences between the two, and it’s important to know the distinction if you want to get more out of your financial journey. Being frugal is ultimately about making sure you’re …
When many people decide they want to become financially independent they start their own debt free journey. With the average American having over $90,000 in debt, getting your finances on track may prove no easy feat. However, through careful planning and tracking you too can pay off your debt and start your financial life fresh. …
When many people think of wealth, they are usually thinking of financial wealth or how much money one has. In reality, there are many different types of wealth than just financial wealth. These other forms of wealth are key to our happiness and well-being. Many people think that if they could just solve their money …
What is the rat race and why do people want to leave it? The rat race is a phrase that refers to a self-defeating pursuit of wealth where people get so caught up in trying to keep up with the Joneses that they never stop to enjoy what they have. It is also used more …
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Moving out at 18 (or any age really) can feel like a daunting task. How will you know if you’re setting yourself up for success? It’s important to understand how much money it’s going to take to my out, what you’ll need on a monthly basis, and what steps you need to take to improve …
