So, everyone is out here telling people they “should do this” and “should do that”, and most people DEFINITELY do not like unsolicited advice, especially financial advice. In my opinion, it is even worse when it is bad advice. As a
I hate to be the bearer of bad news but credit card float is not something you want to continue doing. I know you might not be paying any credit card interest (yey) but technically you don’t have the money in
If you’re looking to pay off credit card debt faster, this article is for you! At the beginning of the year, we’re typically filled with hope and motivation. We make New Year’s resolutions to show up as our best selves and
This is a question I get A LOT. People hear my story and always ask me how we paid off $36k of debt in one year while paying for our wedding, cash flowing school tuition, and saving for a house. I
We’ve been on our debt free journey for almost 1.5 years and I’ve learned so much during that time. In the beginning, I was so focused on exactly when we would be debt free. I wanted to know the month and
Joe has been a Duke fan (all Duke sports not just basketball) since before I was born. Duke won their first basketball national championship the year I was born. Joe was 6. In our first conversation, we obviously started talking about
I’m a mom of 2 crazy boys living on a farm in SC and my mission is to help you get unstuck with your finances and reach your big money goals (without deprivation). You can pay off debt, save, and spend at the same time (I’m here to help!)
