Apr 08 | 2024
Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast At Tiffany's", shopping at Tiffany & Co.
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Look, I get it. We live in a social media-driven world, where millions of people log into their multiple accounts daily — even hourly! — to promote the illusion of their ideal life. They share snapshots of the highlights of their days: trips to the cafe, lush travels to islands, shopping trips at luxury fashion
Feb 21 | 2024
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Ever woken up with last night’s makeup still on, an uneaten slice of pizza on the bedside table, a jackhammer in your head, and an account balance that only adds to your already rising nausea? Ever spend way too much on take-out because you’re just too exhausted from your job—that doesn’t pay you nearly enough
Apr 30 | 2021
Many people live together before getting married and have begun the process of combining accounts and sharing responsibilities. However, some people wait to do this only after marriage, and others wait until they’re married to live together. Whichever path you’ve chosen, it’s still crucial to know a few tips to manage money together as newlyweds
Apr 09 | 2021
It’s the dream: money you can count on to keep rolling in, even while you sleep. Passive income isn’t entirely passive, of course. You’ll put in work up-front to get the profits rolling, so don’t relax in your recliner just yet. But with so many potential sources of passive income available to you, picking one
Mar 10 | 2021
Long gone are the days when the majority of Americans dreamed about owning a home with a white picket fence. The traditional American Dream may be on its deathbed, but that doesn’t mean a core component of the vision can’t survive. It simply takes a diverse perspective. People can still believe they can attain their
Aug 05 | 2020
Insurance bills suck. They’re so necessary, but when your premiums come due, it can almost feel like you’re just throwing money down the drain. And since you choose your own insurance, there’s always the nagging feeling that maybe you chose the wrong one. Is everyone paying this much for insurance?! Sometimes, yea: Americans are overpaying
Sustainable living is more than just a buzzword these days; it has impacted our lives from the products we consume to the food we eat, helping us find balance in our lives, both physically and mentally. So why not apply this concept to the way we invest our money as well? Enter—socially responsible investing. Every
Mar 27 | 2019
With finances being one of the most common sources of stress, anxiety-induced habits of negative self-talk and pessimistic thinking can affect how you deal with your money situation. As common as budgeting problems are, how you approach your personal finances can have a powerful effect on your money management. From second-guessing your expenses to internalizing
While you can technically invest any amount of money, many people only seriously consider investing their money when they have at least a thousand to spare. If you’ve hit that 1k benchmark, you invest wisely and have some patience; you can grow your thousand into another thousand and beyond. Here are our top five suggestions