Travel Hacking Tips for the Frugal Traveler Story
Taking that next vacation doesn’t have to break your budget. Follow these travel hacking tips for the frugal traveler for travel on the cheap.
Healthy Living is Frugal Living Story
In a long-running study by Nurse’s Health, researchers found that switching to a diet proven to lower the risk of chronic diseases like fruits, vegetables and beans saved lives and wallets.
How to Turn a Healthy Lifestyle into a Healthy Budget Story
As I get older & the medical bills start piling up, I’m increasingly seeing the importance of a healthy lifestyle. In fact, it may be the most important idea in creating your long-term healthy budget.
5 Simple Steps to Check your Credit Report Story
Your credit report is like a photo album of your financial life, a snapshot of your financial past. Reading and understanding your credit report will help you see mistakes in the past.
Eating Healthy on a Budget Story
Over the last few weeks, I’ve covered how to save money & keep healthy by exercising and seeing the doctor regularly but we’ve yet to talk about the most important way to stay healthy and save money.
How to Start Investing and Why it Can’t Wait! Story
Learn why the ‘how’ of investing is less important than the reasons to start investing now and how an investment plan can help you achieve financial freedom.
How to Talk about Money with Your Family Story
Getting your family together to talk about finances and goals isn’t just to make sure everyone is committed. It’s a great support system when you know everyone is working to the same end.
Do you Know How to Rank your Debt? Story
Too many Americans never achieve financial freedom because of a mountain of debt. The average household owes more than $203,000 on mortgages, student loans and credit card debt.
What on Earth is an NFT!? Story
NFT’s have been an emerging trend for about 3 years now, but what you may not know is that they’ve actually been around since 2014! NFT stands for Non-Fungible Token.
Americans in these 13 States Owe More than They Make a Year Story
Borrowers in 13 states now owe more than they make in a year and the average household pays a dollar out of every $5 in income just to make monthly payments to debt.