Guestpost by Cora Gold Working with finances is a part of life. Everyone needs money to afford food, housing, transportation and entertainment, among other things. It’s easy to get caught up in making purchases you end up not wanting or needing, which can take away precious funds you can use to save and accomplish your … More 7 Ways to Be Smarter With Your Spending
Guestpost by Cora Gold Your 20s are when it all happens: graduate college, nab your first grown-up job, get married if you choose, move into a house, and take on whatever exciting opportunities land in your lap. Whatever your life’s path is, it’s essential to learn how to manage your money well and plan for … More How to Be Strict With Budgeting (While Still Having Fun) in Your 20s
Guestpost by Joel from KillTheCableBill Any time is a good time to reassess your finances and find ways to save money, but this year it may be more important than ever. Between the influences of the COVID pandemic, the threat of oncoming inflation, and the mess in the employment market, more and more young European … More How to Lower Your Bills and Still Watch Your Favorite TV Shows & Sports
Guestpost by Tawnya Redding We all understand the concept of wants vs. needs and that we should prioritize our needs before spending money on the things we want. We also know that most financial pundits will harp on the necessity of living within our means, even if it means sacrificing almost all of our wants. … More 5 Tips for Guilt-Free Spending on the Things You Want
Money is Also There to be Spent, Enjoy it! Today is this season’s last podcast episode. Like last year, I am taking a break from podcasting for the summer and the show will be back in September with new fresh interviews. I will nevertheless remain active on social media and will publish a couple of … More How to Spend Your Money Guilt-Free On The Things You Love with Larry (And Many Others!)
An introduction to Qube Money: A modern digital cash envelope banking and App system In your day-to-day financial life, knowing what your money is used for and where it goes is an essential piece of your overall finances. This can be tackled through a budget or a spending plan. Both are the same in essence: You … More How to take control of your finances with Qube Money
The FIRE (Financial Independent, Retire Early) movement has gained traction in the last 10 years and Mrs. Miller stumbled upon the movement a couple of years ago. This sparked her interest and as she started to read blogs and articles on the topic, she started to blog about her journey to FIRE on her blog http://www.millersonfire.com. We will talk about her journey, how she changed her spending habits over the years, and how she saves/invests her money. In the second part of the episode we also talk about the feeling of “Wealth Guilt”, Mrs. Miller is thriving in her career and her salary has increased over the years, nevertheless, when she reached a certain threshold, she started to feel guilty about doing so well financially. We discuss why this feeling kicked in and how to overcome it. … More A journey to FIRE and dealing with Wealth Guilt with Mrs. Miller