Frugal living can be a very misunderstood term. I’ve frequently been called frugal with the sentiment that this is a bad thing. I take it as a compliment because, to me, being frugal means being smart with money and spending it intentionally. Whatever you believe about the term, following these frugal living tips and hacks…
Month: July 2024
Useful Traits Savers Have a Tendency to Be Experts At
When it comes to managing money, savers have a tendency to be known for their unique and beneficial traits. Let’s explore some of the most useful traits that savers have a tendency to be recognized for and learn how you can adopt these habits to improve your own financial health. What Does it Mean to…
Short-Term and Long-Term Financial Goals: How to Smash Both
Balancing both short-term financial goals with your long-term financial goals can feel like a juggling act, but with the right approach, you can achieve both. Understanding the differences between these goals and how to prioritize them is key to achieving both and securing your financial future. How Do Short-Term Financial Goals Differ from Long-Term Financial…
Zero Waste Swaps That Can Actually Save You Money
In today’s world, where sustainability is becoming increasingly important, many people are looking for ways to reduce their environmental impact. One of the most effective strategies is to transition to zero waste living. But did you know that many zero waste swaps can also save you money? From reusable products to DIY solutions, these simple…
Monarch Money: the Good, the Bad, and the Competitors
Monarch Money emerged as a popular personal finance tool rivaling Mint when they shut down earlier this year. They offer a range of features designed to help you manage your finances effectively. Let’s dive into the strengths and weaknesses of the Monarch Money app and see how it measures up against its competitors in the…