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We’ve all been there. You’re minding your business and your budget, when out of nowhere, one of your friends suggests a girls trip; or you get an invite to be a bridesmaid; or your friends want to go to dinner somewhere a little out of your budget. You buck up the courage to say no […] More
It’s the perfect time of year to start to plan for your financial wellness. With 2019 in the rearview mirror, we’ve got a whole 12 months of data on how we spent, saved, and earned. That means you can start your financial planning really informed about what worked (and what might need some fine tuning) […] More
It is no secret that sometimes women have to do more with less, and unfortunately, the area where this seemingly affects us the most is our finances. We have all heard of the gender wage gap, as well as the unfortunate truth that historically, women have been discouraged from discussing their finances. But there’s yet […] More
Savings in your 20s can be a tough habit to get into. We’re just starting to settle into our careers and it can seem like between getting settled in life and having some fun along the way, little is left over for saving. Getting into the savings game is easier if we build it around […] More
Let’s acknowledge the fact that you may have been underpaid before, whether it was in a previous role or current role. Relax! It can happen to the best of us. It might have been because you were so excited about the job that you said yes to the first number they offered, or maybe you […] More
I have a confession to make. One that most of my colleagues probably won’t agree with. I’ll just say it: I hate talking about money at work. This may seem like a no-brainer to people working in more traditional industries. But my career has not been traditional. Talking about money with my colleagues is not […] More
We’re living in a hyper-customized era of personal finance where all kinds of tools and education can inform how we manage our money There’s no one model budget, investing plan, or way of tackling debt that works for everyone. That’s why when I’m looking to get new ideas about how to master my finances, I […] More
When I went away to college, pretty much the last thing on my mind was exactly how much student loan debt I’d graduate with four years later. Whether that was wise or not can be up for debate, but I’d be willing that a lot of eager college freshman aren’t thinking about student loan debt […] More
