dollarfinance Hey everyone! Enjoy this article by a fellow blogger about how to ask for cash as a wedding gift. Asking for cash gifts for your wedding has to be one of the thorniest issues in the wedding blogosphere. In terms of touchy decisions, its right up there with whether you should invite your weird second… … Read more
Do you want to learn how to get free clothes? There are many ways to get free clothes online and in-person, which means you can save money and have a new outfit. From online shopping to community groups and social media, there are many platforms where you can find free clothes for yourself and your… … Read more
Are you interested in learning about the different ways to save money every month and throughout the year? While you may already be taking part in some of the many ways to save money below, you may find something new that will help you cut back on your spending. Or, perhaps, all you need is… … Read more
Recently, I created a fun printable for all of you called the $20 Savings Challenge so that everyone can learn how to save money. The $20 Savings Challenge is a great way to easily save $1,040 this year without noticing! All you have to do is save $20 each week for a year, and then… … Read more
I think we can probably all agree that your life might be different if you decided to stop comparing yourself to others. Over the years, I’ve compared myself to others plenty of times. I’ve compared myself to others when it came to school, looks, money, and more. I know that sounds bad, but without acknowledging… … Read more
Recently, I came across the crazy world of pet financing. There are even pet loans for bad credit. From what I found, there are many, many pet stores out there that sell puppies and kittens that let you take out pet financing on them in order to “afford them.” Monthly payments are usually a few… … Read more
Hello! Today, I have a personal debt story to share from Samantha on how to pay off dental student loans. Enjoy! Hi there! Before we get into the side-hustling, let me introduce myself. My name is Samantha and I graduated from dental school with more than $575,000 in student debt when I was 26 years… … Read more
Today, I have a great guest post from a reader, Ashley Patrick. She asked if she could share her story with my audience, and I, of course, had to say yes! This is her personal story about how her 401k loan cost her a ton of money and why you shouldn’t take be borrowing from… … Read more
Over one year ago, I published the blog post Money Statistics That May Scare You. In case you missed it, here is a refresher: 68% of people live paycheck to paycheck. 26% have no emergency savings. The median amount saved for retirement is less than $60,000. The average household has $7,283 in credit card debt…. … Read more
Are you interested in reading some of the best money books? Reading financial books is a great way to improve your financial situation and reach your money and life goals. If you want to make a change in your financial life, then I recommend that you start reading personal finance books. What I like so… … Read more
