When you’re a low-income earner, money may not stretch as far as you would like it to. There may be things that you would love to purchase, but funds are allocated to something else. Every extra dollar that you earn already has an expense or a bill lined up. How many times have you had… Read More »How to Budget When You’re Making Minimum Wage
I recently received a request for information by text from my bank, and I immediately thought that it was fake. This is the third text that I’ve received from them, but there was something about this one that did not sit right with me. The other two texts were notification texts and they did not… Read More »My Bank Sent a Request for Information By Text
How to Financially Prepare for the Next Tropical Storm is a feature by Storm Preppers. Storm Preppers is a disaster management, tropical weather and climate change site that prepares readers for tropical storms and hurricanes. It’s the height of the Atlantic Tropical Season and the Atlantic Ocean is hot and active. Tropical weather systems are… Read More »Storm Preppers Explains How to Financially Prepare for the Next Tropical Storm
Learn how to start a WordPress blog on BigScoots. It’s an extremely easy process and the BigScoots team is one of the most responsive out of all of the businesses I’ve dealt with online. Because I am extremely satisfied with my BigScoots experience, I will recommend them to anyone who wants to start a WordPress… Read More »How To Start A WordPress Blog On BigScoots
When you look at your credit card bill each month, do you ever wonder when you will get to pay it off in its entirety? Are you ever tempted to withdraw your savings and pay it off now? Having a credit card can be extremely beneficial, especially when you have to make big purchases. If… Read More »When My Credit Card Bill Comes, Should I Pay it Off in its Entirety?
Is it true that dollar-cost averaging can change your life? Did you know that it could positively change the outlook of your investment portfolio? In early stages of COVID-19, the stock markets took a big hit. There was a lot of confusion in the midst of massive losses and encouraging gains, and nobody knew exactly… Read More »Can Dollar-Cost Averaging Change Your Life?
Are you a prospective student looking for sources of funding for schools? Are you interested in getting a degree, but you’re not sure how to fund your education? In recent weeks, I’ve spent a lot of time reading, taking online courses and watching webinars. I believe that knowledge is power and there is no harm… Read More »Sources of Funding for Schools
Interested in contributing to your emergency fund? Here is a true story about how I boosted my emergency fund in three months. In a previous post, I mentioned that I was starting over my emergency fund and that I had less than $1,000 saved. In that post, I talked about my fears, especially the fact… Read More »How I Boosted My Emergency Fund in Three Months
Who are the personal finance bloggers in the Caribbean? I’ve scoured the internet streets to find out exactly who has been helping Caribbean people get their finances in order. 2020 was one for the record books and will go down in history as one of the most memorable years of all time. I’ve had lots… Read More »Personal Finance Bloggers in the Caribbean
I made a batch of delicious dinner rolls for breakfast and I might be inclined to do it again. It all started because we could not find bread on Wednesday evening. The lines outside of the bread shops were either too long or they were all sold out or they were closed. We desperately needed… Read More »How I Made Delicious Dinner Rolls for Breakfast