Fixing your personal finances can be as simple as navigating a few financial management apps on your phone. There are hundreds of apps which promise to help you to cut costs, track expenses, manage money and manage your personal finances overall. In a world that runs on mobile applications, how can you select the best… Read More »Best Financial Management Apps 2017 | Monitor Your Money on the Go
This is my story of how I was able to get an MBA with no debt. At the time when I made the decision to pay for my education out of pocket, I did not give much thought to it. I knew that I did not want to get a loan, I was not willing… Read More »My Story: Getting an MBA with no Debt
There is a clear link between mental health and financial challenges. Kristin from the Debt Free Black Girl takes uses her personal experience to mentor and help others. How many of you have those days when you get depressed about your financial situations? How many of you realise that there is a connection between mental… Read More »Interview With Kristin From Debt Free Black Girl
It would not be fair to begin 2017 without looking back at some of the highlights of 2016. I’ve read many new blogs and met many amazing people who are doing their own thing in the personal finance world and changing people’s lives one action at a time. To pay homage to all who’ve inspired me… Read More »Odd Advice: Best Personal Finance Quotes of 2016
I don’t want to be broke in 2017. And by hook or by crook I will not be broke in 2017. To be brutally honest, 2016 was a year that showed me anything is possible as long as I work for it. The year started off with me busting my butt to pass a project… Read More »I Don’t Want to Be Broke in 2017
Can you really save half of your income? The mere thought of doing this sounds like something out of a movie. With all of these bills, retirement planning, the ten percent savings rule, insurance contributions and taxes, it would be quite a challenge. Is it really possible to find a solid personal finance strategy to… Read More »Odd Savings: How to Save Half of Your Income Link Roundup – 12/12
When you need good personal finance advice, there should be at least one solid resource that you can depend on. That’s why I read The Wealthy Barber. This book has taught me about the 10% rule and that is one thing that I’ve lived by since I first read the book. I’m always blown away by the amount… Read More »Personal Finance Review: The Wealthy Barber
I’m so happy that the election is over. I was anxious about what could happen when the final results were announced. Financial investment news reports were expecting the worst if the unexpected occurred. The markets were going to fall, burst and then shrivel up and die. But then when the unexpected occurred, the markets did… Read More »Odd Election: Financial Investment News Link Round Up – 11/14
Sometimes it feels like my savings are going nowhere. I sock away a reasonable chunk of my salary, but it’s not really moving upwards as I would like. I mean, I bank my hard earned dollars hoping to get the best returns possible and grow my savings. But nothing. I’ll admit that one personal finance… Read More »Why You Should Compare Savings Accounts
It’s almost the end of the year and that means it’s time for some financial housekeeping. You should be in the habit of assessing how the year went, whether or not your personal finance tactics were successful, and if you met the goals you had set for yourself. It will also allow you to create… Read More »Odd Year End: Financial Housekeeping Link Roundup – 10/24