Did you know that groceries and food is on average the first highest line item in a person’s budget? Here are some of my favorite kitchen products that save me money, reduce food waste, and help the environment!
Managing and getting the most out of your money is so important. Today I’m sharing the top 5 apps for managing your money in 2020!
We are already halfway through 2020. Part of me feels like this is the longest year ever and the other part feels like we just went into quarantine 2 weeks ago.
Each month I publish a YouTube and blog Income Report showing you how much money I made in my business as well as some lessons learned that contributed to that success and outcome.
Are you wanting a new weekly meal plan? Or maybe it’s your first time ever using a meal plan? Either way, you are in luck! I’ve created a FREE 7-day meal plan!
Do you ever feel overwhelmed with what to make for dinner? You are making the same meals over and over again. Your kids are sick of them, you are sick of them. You just don’t have time to plan anything and don’t have the energy to even think about it.
Most if not all new investors are eager to grow their money, all in a quest hoping one day they would become richer than rich. Guess what? Without a doubt anyone can get rich by investing!
When most people think about improving their finances they think BIG ticket items like saving for retirement, investing, paying cash for a car… things that will take years to accomplish. All of those are very important and great goals, there are also a lot of small ways that add up BIG to help you hit your finances faster. Today I’m sharing 5 things that you can do to improve your finances, 5 things that you can check off your to do list in 1 hour!
Ahhh, the age old question: Should you pay off debt or invest first? This is an often debated topic in the personal finance community and today, I’m going to unpack what I think you should consider when asking yourself this very question. Here are 6 things to check before you consider investing over paying off debt