Many people dream of what they want to achieve, but few actually set concrete goals in order to be successful. In the world of financial goals, there is nothing more important to keeping you focused on the prize than to have clearly defined, measurable, time-sensitive goals. So what is your financial goal? Perhaps you want […]
Financial literacy isn’t discussed much in school, and that’s because there’s no requirement for students to take personal finance classes or for schools to offer them. But when you graduate from high school or college and enter the real world, understanding how to manage money well is one of the most important skills you can […]
It’s not something we like to think about, but life is full of unwelcome surprises. If you’re not prepared, even everyday surprises, such as a car breakdown, household repairs or a medical emergency could become full-blown financial disasters. Which is why building an emergency fund to insulate you from financial surprises is important no matter […]
Mr. and Mrs. Groovy, who blog over at Freedom Is Groovy, are big proponents of financial independence, small government, and leading a groovy lifestyle. We caught up with the Groovys to hear their advice on saving money, tackling debt, and living frugally. Tell us a bit about yourselves. Why did you decide to adopt the […]
Anum Yoon is a millennial money expert and the founder of Current on Currency. We had a chance to speak with Anum about the financial challenges associated with being an international student, and learned a few tips on how millennials can make smart money decisions. Tell us a little bit about yourself. Why did you […]
Rosemarie Groner is a formerly stressed, overworked, and exhausted mom who writes at The Busy Budgeter about how she reduced her household spending enough to be able to quit her job, stay home with her kids, and even find a way to make up her salary at home. We recently caught up with Rosemarie to […]
Melissa is a 40-something, animal loving soccer mom who has a slight coffee addiction and loves to blog at Adventures of Frugal Mom. We recently sat down with Melissa to learn how she approached common household issues like budgeting, saving money, and embracing a frugal lifestyle. Tell us a bit about yourself. Why did you […]
Whitney Hansen writes about her experience hacking personal finance by paying off $30,000 in 10 months and paying $472 for her Masters in Business degree. We had a chance to pick Whitney’s brain about maintaining control of your finances, saving money, and paying down debt. Tell us a bit about yourself. How did you become […]
Aditi Mathur Kumar is an author of two hilarious fiction books, one of India’s top travel bloggers, a travel writer, an Army wife, a mom, and a sleep-deprived social media addict. We recently chatted with Aditi to hear her thoughts on traveling, parenting, and saving money (sometimes all at once!). Tell us a little about […]
Hank Coleman is the publisher of the popular personal finance blog, Money Q&A, which is dedicated to helping answer its readers’ tough investing, retirement, insurance, and money questions in plain English as they work their way to financial freedom. We recently sat down with Hank so he could give us some straightforward, unbiased information about […]
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