Money talk for beginners – start here with these posts!
This week, I signed up for yoga (so excited for it next week) and started thinking about organizing my life and selling off more things.
Where Baby Bun gets angry because an outside, interactive sculpture is changed and he was not consulted on the decision.
My Week of Money: Where pre-school drop off becomes much easier, and I have a very good week with Baby Bun.
Biking or walking instead of taking the car saves gas, helps the environment and burns calories not money. If you have a toddler like I […]
A Week of Money: Where I rode the metro for 2.5 hours to placate my child.
A Week of Money: Where we are about to leave and come back home. Home sweet home.
More money tips, as posted on Instagram, ranging from negotiating like a boss to buying quality items.
My money tips, mostly posted on Instagram, from #11 – #20.
Single people like my friend who make good incomes ($50,000 or more), and who have the nerve to tell me they don’t have any money to save to be able to max out their retirement incomes, are full of crap.
This is how compounding interest works, but it only works if you actually save the money instead of spending it. Oops.
I am a wealth-obsessed, style-focused, minimalist.
I got out of $60,000 of debt in 18 months with The Budgeting Tool which I now sell online and donate its net proceeds to charity.
I earn like a princess on average $20,000 a month when I work but am trying hard to live like a pauper by not spending all of it.
The rest of the time I relax and enjoy the time off by traveling, although traveling has been on hold lately with the arrival of Baby Bun, my rambunctious, ever-hungry toddler.
Welcome.
