Our focus on Women’s Money Talk is to share stories and create conversations about money. One area we are excited to start focusing on is female entrepreneurs! These women will share stories about themselves, their relationship with money, and why they’re excited about running a small business. You’ll learn more about some wonderful women and […]
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31+ Free Personal Finance Homeschool Resources
By Amanda on Money Prodigy Photo by Tamarcus Brown on Unsplash Do you homeschool your children? Perhaps there are certain requirements you’ve got to meet when it comes to personal finance homeschool curriculum, and you want some resources to cover your bases. Or, maybe you’ve just realized how important it is to send your child […]
What You Need to Know About the Chemicals in Your Home to Save Money, Your Health, and the Environment
By Tawnya on Money Saved is Money Earned Photo by rawpixel on Unsplash Today I want to talk about something a little different, but still related to finance and a very important topic. Chemicals. Chemicals are everywhere. They’re in the environment, in our food, and in our homes. Even the “safe” cleaners you use every […]
6 Reasons I Would Rather Pay More Rent Than Live With Roommates
By K. on Money The Wright Way Photo by Victor Garcia on Unsplash Like any middle-income earner with multiple financial obligations, I’m always thinking of different ways to cut down on expenses. Also like any middle-income earner, one of my largest expenses is housing. Rent has never been fun to pay, but the 1st of […]
The 7 Stages of Investing: Which Stage Are You At?
By GYM on GenYMoney Photo by Julian Howard on Unsplash I have been investing for over 15 years. I have some experience investing as a millennial (albeit an older millennial). I have learned some good investing lessons throughout the years (especially in my 20’s), and I have yet to learn many more. Investing and meditation […]
Doing Less + A Lesson in Self-Worth
By Jennifer on Simply + Fiercly Photo by Dave Webb on Unsplash At the end of the night, when you rest your head on your pillow, how do you feel? Until a few months ago, my answer to this question would probably have been unsettled. Too often, I’d go to bed with a weight on […]
What to Do When Your Debt Feels Hopeless
By Kelsey of On my way to Happiness, on Hope + Cents If you’re living with debt, it can be so easy to feel hopeless. Between not making much progress to not being able to spend freely, it’s easy to let the constraints of debt affect our mental health. I’ve been there. I had more than […]
Embracing Failure in Three Easy Steps
By Steph on Simplistic Steph Photo by FuYong Hua on Unsplash Is failure ever really a good thing? Lately, I’ve been trying really hard to improve my mindset, career, money, and just life in general. I’ve read enough books to fill a library, devoured thousands of podcasts, and have binged so many blogs on self-growth […]
