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How to Buy a Home in a High Cost of Living City
First, some background. On May 28th, I received a letter from my landlords, letting me know that they’ve decided to sell the home we’ve been renting for the past six years. They offered me the first right of refusal and requested a response by July 1. If we decided not to buy, they asked us to vacate by July 15th. Not a lot of time to figure this out
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How To Make Microsaving Work For You (Part 1)
The benefit of microsaving is that it builds a habit while building savings. The amount isn’t as important as establishing the idea. The habit. Ignore the messages that tell you that you can’t do this hard thing.
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How To Microinvest (Part 2 of the Microsaving Series)
This is a great way to microsave because 1) Small amounts are taken out of my account, with the maximum amount being
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4 Most Common Ways To Get Rid Of Debt
For me, having debt is scary. Going through bankruptcy and facing foreclosure was one of the most stressful
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Got Mental Health? This is How It’s Connected to Money
My doctor asked why I wanted to go off the medication. I told her that getting the ADHD diagnosis made me
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16 Things to Know About Renting or Owning a Home
To rent or to buy? For decades we were told that to finally have reached the American Dream, we need to go to
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6 Things I’ve Learned About Managing Money With ADHD
Looking back, the ADHD cycle of new shiny things and the boredom that followed was obvious. But I didn’t realize it at the time because I
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Money Worries Keeping You Awake? Here are 10 Tips to Better Sleep
According to the Sleep Foundation, 77 percent of respondents in a survey reported losing sleep due to money worries. Of those
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Introducing: A New Program for Accessible Money Coaching
Coaching and personal finance education won’t solve the problem that is capitalism. But coaching and mentorship can help
