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Save Money Each Month in 2024 and Beyond Good morning, my friends! Today, we’ll explore the pivotal reasons for setting aside some cash each month and provide actionable strategies that make saving a far less daunting task. Whether you’re managing household budgets, building your business, or navigating through fake social media financial advice, this blog…
Budget Planning Tips for 2024 Almost everyone dreams of living debt-free and having complete control over their finances. This might seem impossible to many working-class individuals struggling to make ends meet. To kick off 2024, the average American will have over $59,000 in debt! But unfortunately, the average Massachusetts resident has over $70,000 in debt….
How to Budget with the 50/30/20 Rule in 2023 It’s Day 5 of Money Saving March, and today we are talking about budgeting again. More specifically, we are discussing using the 50/30/20 budget rule to save money in 2023. The 50/30/20 rule is an excellent way for self-employed or independent contractors to manage their money…
Today marks the start of our Money Saving March challenge. We understand that money is tight right now, but by taking on this challenge, we will be able to put ourselves in a better position for the future. This may involve some sacrifices in the present, but these are small prices to pay if it…
Money Saving March: 5 Ways to Save This Month Is your bank account looking a little sad after all the holiday spending? Maybe the economy is slowing your self-employed business, or it just happens to be the traditional slow season on Taskrabbit and other gig apps. And the numbers don’t lie; Americans all across the…
It can be hard to save money and achieve financial freedom on a budget. Between rent, bills, groceries, and other expenses, it feels like there’s never enough left over at the end of the month. Well, lucky for you, times are changing, and we’re just entering the gig economy. You can use gig apps to…
An emergency fund is an integral part of any financial plan. If you’ve ever had to suddenly come up with $500 for an unexpected expense like a car repair, you know how hard it can be without some savings set aside. The size of your emergency fund depends on your situation and goals, but the…
In debt? If you have been struggling with debt for a long time, then you know that it can feel like there’s no end in sight. It’s easy to get discouraged and feel hopeless when your debt seems impossible to pay off. However, paying off debt is possible! The debt snowball is the easiest way…