Personal Finance
What are your financial goals?
Personal finance is just that, personal. Regardless of where you are now, or where you want to go, you can take the first steps to achieve the financial goals you dream of.
If the journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step, then the journey to financial independence begins with the basics of personal finance. Learn the skills to begin your journey to financial security and freedom here.
Once you have some of the basics of personal finance down, it’s time to start saving those extra dollars. Learn how to save more, pay off debt and prepare for wealth building here.
Learning the basics of personal finance and starting to save more money are only part of the overall financial picture. Now you need to learn how to manage that money, protect what you have and make smart money decisions for your future.
Being a single parent tough. Managing finances alone on one income is even more challenging. These are the lessons I have learned over time to build wealth despite the extra challenges of raising my son as a single mom.
Personal Finance Basics
The 12 Financial Rules You Need To Live By
How To Achieve Financial Security in 7 Simple Steps
How To: Track Your Personal Finances
150+ Expense Tracking Categories to Help You Track Your Finances
The Beginner’s Guide to Creating a Budget You Can Stick To
How I Was Able to Join the Over 800 Credit Score Club
The True Cost of Your Morning Latte
I Tracked My Finances For One Month: This Is What I Learned
Self-Limiting Beliefs About Money – And How to Overcome Them
How to Not Suck at Personal Finance
150 Inspiring Quotes on Money and Personal Finance
15 Quick & Easy Personal Finance Resolutions To Consider for 2019
15 Additional Financial Resolutions to Consider For The New Year
Save More Money
How to Save Money Fast – Even on a Low Income
Need An Emergency Fund? Do These 3 Things First.
16 Quick Tips to Save More Money
9 Steps to Transform Your Money Mindset and Start Saving More
How To Stay on Budget this Holiday Season (even when you didn’t plan ahead!)
How To: Payoff Debt – Like a Boss
15 Tips, Tricks and Tools To Automate Your Savings
10 Reasons To Have Multiple Savings Accounts
How To Save Money On Your Biggest Household Expenses
29 Things You Need to Stop Buying if You Want to Save More Money
13 Things You Should Buy When You Want To Save More Money
Cloth vs. Paper Napkins – Why You Need to Make the Switch
Intro to Travel Hacking: How I booked a $980 trip for $22
11 Tips To Save Money On Groceries
Book Review: The Richest Man in Babylon
Financial Planning and Money Management
6 Steps I Took To Recession Proof My Finances
How to Prepare for a Recession – Advice From 13 Women in Personal Finance
Organize Your Finances with an End-of-Year Personal Financial Review
29 Short Term Financial Goals to Set in the New Year
How To Create Your Own Expense Tracking App
How To Make A Family Financial Plan in 7 Simple Steps
Marriage and Money: How to Talk to Your Partner About Money
How To Combine Finances as a Couple
Managing Money As A Couple: What Works (and doesn’t!) For These 12 Couples
Why You Need a Family Emergency Binder
The Beginner’s Guide to Understanding the Different Types of Life Insurance Policies
How To: Teach Your Kids About Finances
Why You Need To Allow Your Kids to Make Money Mistakes
Money Crunching Mondays
What is an Expense Ratio and Why Do You Need to Know Yours?
Is it Really Cheaper to Make Your Own Bread?
Traditional vs. Roth IRA – Which is Better?
Can You Save and Invest with Just $50 a Month?
The Power of Compound Interest – Real World Example
The Simple Math Behind How You Can Retire Early with Real Estate Investing
Why Saving the First $100k is the Hardest
Traditional vs. Roth IRA – Which is Better?
15-Year vs. 30-Year Mortgage: Which is Best?
Is Your DoorDash Obsession Destroying Your Budget?
