Looking to Boost Your Credit Score to Buy a House? Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or looking to upgrade, you’ll want to make sure your credit is in good shape before you buy a house. Why? Because along with your down payment and income, your credit score is one of the biggest factors that determines…
Whole Foods Hacks That Can Save Serious Cash The first few times I shopped at Whole Foods, I ended up paying what felt like an arm and a leg for just a couple of bags of groceries. I love having high-quality food, but unless something changed, I knew it wasn’t going to be sustainable for…
Do you want personal trainer rewards without the steep price? Do you want gym effects without the pricey membership fee? Don’t worry. Just because your wallet may be tight, doesn’t means your abs can’t be either. With today’s trendiest fitness offerings, it’s easy to be deterred from working out altogether because of the dollars and…
Millennials are an often misunderstood generation when it comes to finances and economic preferences. Some people think Millennials are poor savers who spend their money on frivolous consumer goods while indulging on craft beer and avocado toast. At the same time, others believe that Millennials are digital entrepreneurs who are disrupting massive industries. It’s clear…
Living the lifestyle of the rich and the famous might seem like a dream come true. Just because the lavish life seems great, does mean you should live that way if you are not able to do so financially. Many individuals are living beyond their means, and do not even realize it. There are several…
The average American family spends just over $4,000 per year on groceries. That’s a lot of money. But saving money on groceries can be even just by using coupons and any of the money-saving apps available. Ibotta is one of my favorite apps to use. It’s helped my family save a lot of money over the…
One of the most frequent questions I get is, “what are some things I can be doing to become more financially secure?” I love hearing this because it means you are looking to make a change. You want to improve your life and become financially independent. Luckily improving your finances isn’t difficult, but it…