If you are still looking for gifts ideas that won’t break the bank, are still meaningful AND can be pulled off last-minute look no further! This post is for you. At this time of the year we are flooded with posts that help us ease the guilt of not having a gift for someone we […]
Read MoreI came across the ChooseFI podcast in April 2019. We had been walking the Dave Ramsey baby steps for a few years by then. We had eliminated consumer debt and learned to save with discipline. We paid cash for our wedding and honeymoon, our cars, and our travel. For the first time ever, we had […]
Read MoreNovember is for thanksgiving and open enrollment! I have been working for the same organization for 8 years, and I find that this yearly process is a great test for my knowledge of personal finance. The way I navigate open enrollment has changed as our financial picture evolves. At first, the process was filled with […]
Read MoreA few years ago, my husband and I were living in a high cost of living area we loved. Our neighborhood was beautiful, we had great friends, and there was lots of opportunity for career growth. When we started contemplating buying a home, it didn’t take long to realize our estimated budget wasn’t going […]
Read MoreThe more I learn about personal finance, the more I am aware of the well-intended decisions that actually sabotage our progress. We begin to make financial decisions based on the mashup of knowledge (or lack of) we gather from our surroundings: the conversation with our family at the dinner table, the clerk’s savings advice at […]
Read MoreHelping family financially is a subject of polarizing opinions. Nonetheless, many of us decide to do so for a variety of reasons that vary from cultural to personal. This article is not about if you should or shouldn’t help. Instead, my purpose is to share how you can offer your financial support in a more […]
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