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
Photo by Tom Hermans from Unsplash The learning never ends Our journey with money is a constant learning process, and we owe a great deal to the friends and family who’ve helped shape that journey. Hear Chi-En share about her personal money journey and how she’s still learning from her father even though she’s all … Read more
Filling multiple times a month can be a pain How much do I have left to add to Groceries? Have I already set aside what I need for Rent? These are questions you might ask yourself when it comes time to fill your Envelopes after you get paid. If you receive multiple paychecks throughout the … Read more
Photo by Vasily Koloda from Unsplash Congrats to all the grads! Graduating from high school or college is a major milestone and serious cause for celebration! If you’ve graduated recently, that might mean you’re also going to be taking on new financial responsibilities. If you’re not sure where to start, here are three money tips … Read more
Weekly, monthly, and six months envelopes in the same budget Budgets vary. To help you budget how you budget, you can now have weekly, monthly, six month envelopes, and more, all in the same budget. Get paid weekly, plan for rent monthly You get paid every Friday, buy groceries weekly, and pay rent monthly. Now, … Read more
Photo by Zoe Shaeffer from Unsplash It goes without saying that we learn so much from our moms and from the many other influential people in our lives. Sometimes, we learn just by observing. Other times, their lessons are more direct. Either way, we’re grateful for every bit of wisdom that they’ve passed down to … Read more
Like every kid, I learned a lot about money just by being part of my family. Some of those lessons were taught to me directly, and some things I learned by watching, indirectly. Since Mother’s Day is coming up, I thought it’d be fun to reflect on what I learned about money from my mom, … Read more
Photo by Alex Motoc from Unsplash Our spending will change. Here’s how to adjust. Many of our lives changed dramatically a little over a year ago, and as a result, our spending changed too. Now, with reopenings beginning to happen across the world, it feels like the light at the end of the tunnel is … Read more
Many of our lives changed dramatically a little over a year ago, and as a result, our spending changed too. Now, all over the world, things are beginning to reopen, and it feels like the light at the end of the tunnel is shining a little bit brighter. The idea that we’ll be able to … Read more
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