Perpetual Learning
It’s been a tough stretch for many Americans when it comes to their finances, and the numbers are starting to show it. Consumer sentiment, which is basically how people feel about the economy and their own financial future, has been dipping. At the same time, expectations for future inflation are creeping up. So, what’s going … Read more
Turning 18 is a huge milestone. It often feels like the official start of adulthood, a time when you’re ready to build your own life. But what if you’re starting that journey with not much in your pockets? Let’s say you have $700 and a desire to build something solid. It might not feel like … Read more
It’s been a tough few years, and the weight of it all finally hit us. We’re a young couple, excited about our future, but that excitement is currently overshadowed by a mountain of debt totaling $200,000. It feels overwhelming, and honestly, we’re struggling to see the way out. Life happens, right? We started with a … Read more
Life throws curveballs, and sometimes those curveballs come in the form of unexpected debt that can seriously damage your credit score. It’s a tough spot to be in, especially when you’re starting your career and trying to build a solid financial future. I know this feeling, and it reminds me of how we approach challenges … Read more
It’s a common worry: realizing a loved one, like my mom who’s 48, hasn’t saved as much for retirement as we’d hoped. With around $15,000 saved, it might seem daunting, but it’s not too late to make a significant impact. Many adults find themselves in a similar situation. Life happens – expenses, family needs, and … Read more