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My Momma Told Me
I've always heard that financially-savvy people shop around for the best interest rate.Read More about My Momma Told Me -
4 Steps to an Emergency Fund
The prevailing advice is to have three months of living expenses in an easily-accessible account.Read More about 4 Steps to an Emergency Fund -
Weathering Financial Storms
If you've been furloughed or lost your job, you're wondering when you'll get a paycheck again. If you're self-employed, like my husband, you wonder when the phone will start ringing again with jobs.Read More about Weathering Financial Storms -
The Upside of Financial Upkeep
Deferred Maintenance — I often hear this phrase in relation to home ownership or car maintenance. It's postponing simple maintenance to save money in the short term or from lack of knowledge.Read More about The Upside of Financial Upkeep -
It's a Numbers Game
I never paid much attention to my credit score. I’m sure someone checked it when I rented my first apartment and again when I bought my first home, but I couldn’t have told you what it was.Read More about It's a Numbers Game -
29 and Moving Out
Yep, you read that correctly and yes, I am the millennial you have heard about. I have lived with my parents for 29 years. By living at home, I have been able to pay down credit card debt and student loans.Read More about 29 and Moving Out