Today we have a post from Shannon, a regular contributor. My day job consists of working as a financial planner with clients who are in their 20s and 30s. The reason why I started my company and chose to work with people who are trying to build assets, rather than have them to begin with, […]
Read More >>Running For A Cause
Today’s post is from our regular Tuesday contributor, Sally. Back in January, I somehow signed up to do a 5k in St. Louis in April. It’s a family affair every year, as my dad comes down from Minnesota and runs the half, while many times one of us children will attempt the 5k. This time […]
Read More >>3 Ways I Prepared My Finances for Twins
Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat. I’ve already written about how much money you should save before you have a baby, but I didn’t really detail howI came up with $10,000 for a baby fund. It took a little bit of time and a lot of effort, but all in all, it’s […]
Read More >>How I Decluttered Thousands of Belongings
Today’s post is from our regular Wednesday contributor, Cat. Way back in 2011, I made it my New Year’s Resolution to get rid of 2,011 things. It helped that I had to downsize a three bedroom town home when we decided to move to Grenada, but it definitely wasn’t easy. After many months of planning, […]
Read More >>Utilizing Your Undergraduate Years at College – Did You?
Today’s post is from our regular Tuesday contributor, Sally. Going to a college or university after high school can be a pretty great experience, especially if you feel that you connect with other students, have great professors, and love the campus. How does all of that translate for you after you graduate however? For some, […]
Read More >>My Monthly Budget Breakdown
Today’s post is from our regular Tuesday contributor, Sally. Writing this kind of post has been a long time coming for me. I’ve never been good about sitting down and figuring out an actual full-on budget for myself, but it was so exhilarating once I was done – I’m now a little obsessed. The main […]
Read More >>My Goals for 2014
My goal for 2014 is to climb Mt. Everest! Just kidding, I’m not that ambitious :) 2014 is just around the corner and that means it’s time to set new goals. I’m big on setting goals and making actionable to-do lists to achieve those goals, so I had a lot of fun writing this post […]
Read More >>How to Set Realistic Goals for the New Year
Lose 100 pounds. Go to the gym every day. Pay off 100k worth of debt. Never say a bad word about anyone. These are the kinds of New Year’s Resolutions that people like to make. But come on, people, it’s really hard to follow through with resolutions, so why do we make it so hard […]
Read More >>How Much Would You Spend on a Once In A Lifetime Experience?
There are some experiences in life that are truly once in a lifetime, things we’ll only be able to enjoy for a single moment. Everyone has a different idea of what these are for them, but here are some that come to mind: 1) A Trip to Antarctica National Geographic (and I’m sure a few […]
Read More >>2013 New Year’s Resolutions
A couple weeks ago I wrote 20 Ideas for New Year’s Resolutions. Today I want to share some of my own resolutions for 2013. Even though I rarely fulfill all my goals and resolutions I set at the beginning of the year, I love setting goals and having something to work towards. The new year […]
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