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Good Debt vs. Bad Debt: How to Manage Both

by Jillian Verdun
Posted on September 11, 2024
in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health

Good Debt vs. Bad Debt: How to Manage Both They say all combined household debt in America currently adds up to 17 trillion dollars. While that’s not a number many may know how to write – it is likely that this is a number that you [and I] have contributed to. Unsurprisingly, Americans continue to[...]

by Jillian Verdun
Posted on August 21, 2024
in Business, Cash Management, Financial Health

Many of us naturally set a New Year’s resolution of attracting abundant opportunities, financial wealth, and success. Who wouldn’t enjoy being financially successful? Millions of people also hope to meet those same goals year after year – but not everyone implements a “Money Magnet” mindset to make that a reality. So, we find ourselves[...]

by Jillian
Posted on November 30, 2022
in Budgeting, Cash Management, Financial Health

Everyone is born with different levels of money management skills. Generally speaking, you must develop a better relationship with money to manage your money better. In other words, you need to understand how you think and feel about money. Ask yourself, “What emotions arise inside of you when thinking about money?” Consider how you think[...]

In the last part of this series, I talked about some simple ways to make money during a recession. I’ll continue the discussion in this post, giving you even more ideas to make money during an economic downturn. The key is to implement different tactics and diversify your efforts. Making money when things seem down[...]

Unemployment is the biggest risk families face during a recession, but it isn’t the only risk. Unfortunately, the effects on families during a recession often go unnoticed because the media focuses on unemployment. Understanding how families are affected can help you determine how to protect yourself best. Here are the largest issues most families face when[...]

Your cost of living is an opportunity cost for saving or investing for the future. The more it costs you to live, the less you can save. While everyone has daily costs of living, you might be paying more than you realize. Here’s how to tell if your cost of living is too high and how[...]

It’s that time of year again! Tax time is over and we’re midway through the year. Now is a great time to check in on your financial planning and goals. Reassess where you stand and how close you are to reaching your goals. This is a great time to make changes or pat yourself on[...]

Wedding season is here! If you’re thinking about getting engaged or you’re getting married soon, now is the perfect time to talk to your soon-to-be spouse about your finances. Waiting until you’re married to go over the budget and how you’ll handle finances could be one of the largest mistakes you make. Money is one[...]

Unexpected expenses pop up at the worst times. When they aren’t handled right, they can ruin your business model, But, when you plan for them (even though they’re unexpected), you can work around the issue and keep your business on track. Unexpected business expenses happen at the worst times but that doesn’t mean you can’t[...]

The average American gets an average tax refund of $3000 annually. The temptation, normally, is to go on a “me time” spending spree. Spend a little on shoes, a little on snacks, a little on shopping, maybe a stroll to the beach and every other thing. “What would be more satisfying than spending money that is[...]

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How to Plan for Unexpected Expenses

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