Posted On: July 26, 2018 | Posted In: Personal Finance 101 | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
There are so many stories about people who crushed astonishing student loan balances in incredibly short periods of time. While it’s always impressive, it can sometimes feel unattainable if you’re not making a hefty salary or you’re contending with other financial obligations. You may think, “Yeah, well if I made $120,000 a year then I … Continued
Posted On: March 6, 2018 | Posted In: Millennials | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
This post contains affiliate links FIRE: Financial Independence Retire Early. It’s a phenomenon that’s been really sweeping the personal finance sphere for a few years. You’ve probably seen it referenced in those click-bait headlines like, “Early retiree with 3 million dollars shares best tips to build wealth” or “4 steps to retire early, from a … Continued
Posted On: January 9, 2018 | Posted In: Millennials | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
This post is sponsored by Intuit Turbo. Peach and I sat down the other night to discuss our 2018 individual and joint financial goals. We’re getting married this year, so it’s the first time we’re truly looking at our finances from the perspective of being a team as opposed to two individuals who live in … Continued
Posted On: January 17, 2018 | Posted In: Personal Finance 101 | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
This post is sponsored by Turbo. Last week I shared my #RealMoneyTalk shameful money secret with you (click here if you missed it). Part of resetting my financial life this year has including meticulously tracking every penny I’m spending. Seriously. I have a little notebook that I’m using to write down each purchase and then … Continued
Posted On: September 15, 2017 | Posted In: Personal Finance 101 | Posted by: Broke Millennial®
The Equifax data breach is the first time I’ve felt a sense of dread over hackers stealing personal information from a company. This isn’t just about credit card numbers, names, and maybe addresses being sold on the dark web. I’ve had my credit card (and even debit card) compromised before and it’s not a huge … Continued
