Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
Gym memberships are one of the most expensive exercise options, especially if you’re one of the many people that purchase a monthly membership on a steal of a deal sale and never attend the gym. When I’ll go next week becomes the regular mantra, your gym membership is getting too expensive, so it’s time to cancel it and try something else. Here are a few
Wondering how to live off dividends? You’re not the only one. Having a dividend supported life is a retirement dream but few are able to achieve it. So, today, let’s talk about how you can plan a life living off your dividends! Is It Possible To Live Off Dividends? Living off dividends is the ultimate dream. You’re getting regular money coming in, you’re set for
Are you ready to make more money in 2024? I am a HUGE advocate of having multiple income streams. It helps break you out of the paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle and gets you financially ahead of the game. If you’re thinking about starting another income stream (or two) I’ve got some multiple income stream ideas to get you off the ground. Investing Effort: Low Start-up Costs: Medium-to-High
It’s that time of year again where we start to think about our financial goals for the next year. Most of us want to save more money, make more money and be able to afford to do the things that we want. But with 2020 being such a financially challenging year, it’s possible that many of us are starting close to zero again and we’re
There are a lot of people out there who don’t have adequate health insurance, and that number has been increasing in the past few years. Health insurance is incredibly important to have. While you hope you never really have to rely on it heavily, it can make everyday living much safer and secure for everyone involved. There are a few reasons why people don’t have
This year wasn’t exactly the most motivating year. We’ve been stuck inside, separated from the people we love and, if your year’s been anything like mine, you’ve probably hit about none of the goals you set for yourself when you were excited about the potential of the new year. It’s easy to wonder if it’s even worth it to set out goals for this year.
Hopefully, you’ll never have to use it, but if you financially plan for a job loss now, it could make the blow a bit easier when and if it comes around. At least financially. This year hasn’t been great for a lot of businesses which means that, unfortunately, a lot of people have lost their jobs. Many of those people were not financially prepared for
This year there will likely be more people spending the holidays alone than usual. While that sucks, on one hand, the holidays are what you make them. I can honestly tell you that I’ve spent holidays by myself—Christmas included—and I actually found them to be pretty relaxing. There’s a certain pressure that I find you get when it comes to spending holidays with the family,
It’s nice to get together with family, and hopefully, we’ll all be able to do that very soon. But family get-togethers like this cost a bit of extra cash and you need to figure out where it’s going to come to if you’re planning one. Luckily, like everything else, you can create a family reunion budget. Making sure you have the financial details figured out
I recently went through a big change and decided to sell pretty much everything I own and pack a bag. There are a million reasons why I came across this decision, but this article isn’t about those. Instead, it’s about how I managed to get rid of most of those things… I sold them online. That’s right, I put up pretty much everything from my
