Splurge or Save? How To Make Good Spending Decisions for Your First Apartment
When I moved out of my parents’ house two and a half years ago, I remember feeling so nervous that I found myself sporadically crying…
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How to Politely Decline Something You Can’t Afford
I spent my 20s trying to keep up with the Joneses. The problem was, I lived in New York City, where the Joneses were basically…
Knowing My Worth: How I Learned to Ask for a Raise
“While hard work is valuable, my hard work doesn’t pay the bills.” This is what I said to myself as I stared in the bathroom…
Plan Your Fall Budget in 4 Easy Steps
Fall is absolutely my favorite season. The weather gets a little crisp, the autumn baking (and pumpkin spice latte season) begins, holidays start rolling up,…
4 Ways To Build Good Financial Habits in Your 20s
Growing up, I always felt that money was a taboo subject that should not be discussed. However, when I graduated from college, started full-time work,…
A Return on Investment: 3 Ways to Build Spiritually Sustainable Finance Habits
As tax season winds down, finances seem to be on everyone’s mind, or, decidedly out of mind. About five years ago, I remember being especially…
Keep It Budget-Friendly: 6 Summer Friend Dates That Won’t Break the Bank
Summer is always full of activities and outdoor fun, but all those extra outings can put a serious strain on your wallet. A new survey…
Your Wedding Season Survival Guide
Ah, wedding season. The happy, yet at times exhausting summer period where it seems as if a friend gets married every weekend. As you move…
How Not to Lose Hope When Dealing with Debt
Debt, particularly having a large amount of it, can be both mentally and emotionally draining. Instead of submitting to all the negative feelings that are…
Gifts Grads Actually Want
When I graduated from college, the whole day and the ceremony was a blur. I do remember spending time with my family to celebrate afterwards.…