75% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck, including the ones with degrees. That means one of two things: 1) we’re either not bringing enough money in or 2) we’re spending too much of the money that we’re making. I made some significant changes at the beginning of this year that changed the dynamic of…
Financially, Christmas always seems to set me back. Even after receiving a well deserved bonus, the expensive gifts and dinner parties add up. That’s then followed by New Years that requires a fancy outfit and a case of pricey champagne, along with my birthday where I of course have to celebrate out of the country….
Candice Marie is a fellow blogger but unlike me, her expertise is in finance. I value her content because with bloggers and social media, we easily get caught up in how we can spend our money to look and feel good knowing good and well we work regular jobs and live regular lives. Conversations about how to…
I’ve mentioned it before and you’ll read me mention it again, when I first graduated and landed the job where I’d begin my career, I had taken a major pay cut. It wasn’t ideal. It was especially hard to imagine because most college students don’t make much money and automatically assume a college degree will upgrade…