Want to ditch your timeshare? Here’s how to do it
Do you need to know how to get rid of a timeshare? Timeshares are great, right? Well, they’re great until they’re not. Like many owners, your timeshare may be a financial burden. Or maybe you […]
13 personality traits that can lead to money success
Personality is defined as “the combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual’s distinctive character.” In fact, your personality traits will likely significantly impact the outcomes of your life, either helping or hindering your […]
20 money lessons you can learn from country songs
Country music has evolved greatly throughout the years, but at the heart of it are themes about regular people trying to make it in an often-challenging world. Uniquely American, country music songs range from love […]
Weird facts about every US president
Last month, we inaugurated Joe Biden as our 46th President. While we know quite a bit about modern presidents (and maybe a bit about The Founding Fathers thanks to “Hamilton: An American Musical”), many of […]
30 date night ideas that won’t blow your budget
You want special date night ideas, but you don’t want to spend a lot of cash. Luckily, you don’t have to spend a lot of money to have a wonderful time. After all, dating is […]
9 ways to save money when eating out
My name is Tawnya, and I’m a personal finance blogger who likes to eat out. There, I said it, and it’s true. Although I’m trying to cut back on my eating out, I’m single and […]
Cable alternatives for when you’re ready to cut the cord
Are you ready to cut the cord? If you’re reading this, chances are you’re fed up with the exorbitant costs and restrictive contracts that come with a cable subscription and ready to try something new. But […]
How to set money goals you’ll actually stick to
It’s a New Year and you know what that means? New Year’s resolutions!The start of a new year is a great time to reflect on the past year and to set goals for the coming […]
15 ways to save on student loans before, during & after college
Currently, there are around 44 million borrowers owing $1.5 trillion in student loan debt in the U.S. Of those, 65% are under the age of 39 and borrowers graduating in 2017 had an average of $28,650 in […]
100 fascinating facts about money
Money and politics go hand in hand. The most important Presidential election in history is just around the corner, and you know what else prominently features Presidents? Money! What better way to celebrate the election […]