Filling took way too long before Filling Envelopes on iPhone used to be a pain. Not only could you not see your Envelope balances, which made it hard to know which Envelopes you’d already filled for that budget period, but you had to tap on each Envelope ONE AT A TIME to add money. That … Read more
This is the fourth edition of our occasional What We’re Perusing newsletter. This time, we’ll take a look at prison fines and who moves up the economic ladder. We’ll also learn about how some people are approaching the issue of reparations. PODCAST: Fine and Punishment: Prison fines and fees are used to pay for basic … Read more
Photo by 宸恺 邢 on Unsplash Start by budgeting with what you DO have When suddenly faced with a dramatic event like a global pandemic, odds are good that we have to put a hold on our vacation plans for health and safety reasons. But that also means that when things do reopen again, we … Read more
For school-aged kids in the US, summertime is the best time of the year. After 9 months of intense learning, having a multi-month break from school is just the thing any kid needs — or at least, it was for me. With that said, summer vacation isn’t necessarily a relaxing time for everyone in the … Read more
Planning to buy a car soon? Buying a car is an exciting (although sometimes purely necessary) purchase that many of us will make at least once in our lives. While we often only think about the sticker price of a vehicle (the price we’ll actually pay for the car itself), there are a slew of … Read more
Buying a car in cash is a great goal. If you save up to buy a car in cash, you avoid spending money on interest, and you save yourself the headache of incorporating another monthly payment into your budget. But while buying a car in cash is often the recommended approach, it’s important to note … Read more
Buying a car in cash is a great option! When you buy a car in cash, you don’t have to worry about fitting another monthly payment into your budget. Plus, you end up saving thousands of dollars in the long run because you don’t end up paying interest on a loan. Convinced yet? We know … Read more
Recently, I asked Karisa for her thoughts on saving for retirement. From there, we had quite a fascinating conversation, and I thought it’d be fun to recap some of the main points for those of you who might be able to relate. For a bit of background, Karisa’s in her late 20s, has been working … Read more
If you haven’t been saving for retirement, now’s a good time to take the first step. This post is for you if: You haven’t been saving intentionally for retirement, but you’re ready to start. You happen to have some retirement savings, like with your workplace for example, but they’re mostly by default and not because … Read more
When I was reflecting on Father’s Day, I realized that my dad and I talk about money on a regular basis, especially when it comes to significant financial events in our lives. Even though I’ve got two kids of my own now, I’m still learning from my dad about money, and many of the money … Read more
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