Well, May was interesting. I officially scaled back some of my outside work and focused on writing, and online work (p.s. if you need a writer, holler!) Overall, it has …
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Graduating college can be one of the most exciting times of your life. After four plus years of studying, working hard, taking exam after exam, graduation can seem like a …
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Hello weekend warriors, debt busters, freelance magicians, and jugglers. I hope whatever you are doing today, it is awesome, just like you. No surprise, but I am working. I am …
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How to Set Up a Stress-Free, Automated Savings Plan Before You Go To Bed Tonight
by Melanieby MelanieOftentimes when people think about saving money, they think about it as this big, arduous, stressful task. That little voice inside your head screams: “Saving money is more work.” “I …
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In the personal finance world, we are always talking about ways to save money; cut out lattes, clip coupons, implement no-spend days, pack your lunch, etc. Some people have gone …
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Re-Ignite the Spark: How to Stay Motivated While Paying Off Debt
by Melanieby MelanieBeing in debt doesn’t feel good – and I should know. I’ve been paying off debt for almost 7 years, and have at least another 3 years to go. It’s …
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I don’t have a car and I love it (most of the time). Living in Portland, and previously in New York, I haven’t needed a car and have utilized public …
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When I was a teenager, I use to fantasize about dating a musician. I love music and used to go to shows a lot, and musicians seemed like the best …
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For a long time, I had a great relationship with Savings. He was big, strong, and made me feel safe at night. I moved to New York City with $14,000 …
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This post is part of The Gift of Debt Series an eight-day, multi-blogger extravaganza hosted by The Fiscal Flamingo. The series is designed to give you the permission to kick up your heels, …