Posted On: August 24, 2018 | Posted In: Broke Millennial No More | Posted by: Guest Author
Money panic burns like bad whiskey, doesn’t it? But it creeps up instead of down. I felt the money panic start to grip me, as I realized my rent check of $795 was out in the world, but my bank account was creeping down to $900. (BTW: Don’t feel bad for me, never feel bad for … Continued
Posted On: August 21, 2018 | Posted In: Love and Money | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
This post is sponsored by TD Bank for its 2018 Love & Money report. With the exception of direct quotes and stats from the report, all opinions are my own. Last week, I made the biggest financial decision of my life. I legally tied myself to another person. Yup, Peach and I got married. It’s … Continued
Posted On: August 17, 2018 | Posted In: Broke Millennial No More | Posted by: Bridget Dennin
In my paycheck-to-paycheck days, I used to dread going grocery shopping. If I needed to go to the store right before pay day, there was a distinct possibility that my checking account wouldn’t cover all of the items on my shopping list. As I walked up and down the store aisles and tossed things into … Continued
Posted On: August 10, 2018 | Posted In: Broke Millennial No More | Posted by: Bridget Dennin
This story is part of the Broke Millennial No More series. Growing up in an immigrant household money was never a topic. My parents measured wealth by the fact that they were in a democratic country where they could feed, clothe, and house us. My parents were illiterate in the conventional sense, having never completed … Continued
Posted On: August 3, 2018 | Posted In: Broke Millennial No More | Posted by: Bridget Dennin
This story is part of the Broke Millennial No More series. My name is Andrew Mason. I am 28 and among other things I am a recovering addict with 6 years sober. My addiction recovery plays a central role in my financial recovery, perhaps more so than my millennialship. I graduated from high school in … Continued
