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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…
Why an Emergency Savings Fund is Essential in 2023 and Beyond It’s Day 4 of our Money Saving March challenge. Today we’ll look at emergency savings funds: what they are, how they differ from regular savings accounts and retirement funds, why you need one, and how to fund your account. Let’s get started! What is…
How to Streamline and Save Money with Automated Payments As an independent contractor, self-employed worker, or gig worker, you know that staying on top of your finances is essential to ensuring that bills aren’t forgotten, or late payments aren’t made. Late payments can put you in debt and ruin your credit score. A bad credit…
Welcome to the second day of the Official Money Saving March Guide! Today’s topic is all about retirement funds. We’ll cover a retirement fund, why you should have one, how to start one, and most importantly, how to save money towards your retirement fund. Let’s keep it moving! What Is a Retirement Fund? A retirement…
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…
The Importance Of Having An Emergency Savings Fund Got unforeseen medical expenses? Does your car need some major repair work? Did you recently lose your job? If your answer is yes to any of the questions above, having an emergency savings fund should be a top priority. And if not, be prepared to deal with…
Many people save money in an emergency fund account. Emergency funds are used for people to save up money for any possible emergencies or disasters that may occur. But what about an emergency savings fund vs. investing? Is an emergency fund better than investing, or vice versa? Well, I would like to discuss this matter…
Master Money as an Entrepreneur and Understand Budgeting If you’re self-employed or running your own business, your cash flow is likely not what it once was. For instance, you might not be living paycheck to paycheck anymore, so you can’t always rely on that bi-weekly injection of cash into your bank account. And even if…
Financial Independence on Independence Day 2021 – Start Investing Today! Investing $25 a Week into a Dividend Portfolio What does Independence Day mean to you? Sadly these days, a lot of people will only say hitting the beach, BBQ’s and getting drunk with friends and family. But over here, we believe it’s about much more…