There’s nothing like an organized life. I’m talking an organized home, an organized office, organized finances and overall organization as a part of your everyday life. We’ve all been exposed to clutter and can instantly feel the effects. I know I’ve walked into my house after a long day at work and after seeing a […]
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According to a 2017 MarketWatch report, about 49% of Americans are “concerned, anxious or fearful about their current financial wellbeing”. For a budget coach like me, that’s alarming! The reality is that everyone can have peace in their finances. It all boils down to how well you manage the money you make. If you’re not
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According to Dictionary.com, “automation” is the technique, method, or system of operating or controlling a process by highly automatic means, as by electronic devices, reducing human intervention to a minimum. In layman’s terms, automation means you set up a system to run automatically, taking out the need for consistent, manual actions. Automation can be set
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When it comes to your financial situation, it’s important to set goals and keep tabs on your progress along the way. If you aren’t setting goals, then what are you really working towards? And, if you aren’t keeping tabs on your progress, how do you know if you will actually reach your goals? The ability
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It’s pretty simple. If you want to save money (or reach whatever financial goal you have), you need to keep your spending in check. Bad spending habits can hurt you down the line, if you don’t take control of them. While controlling your spending may seem hard, the good news is that it’s completely in
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Financial Literacy Month in full effect! Based on research data by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, 63% of Americans are financially illiterate. They lack the basic skills to reconcile their bank accounts, pay their bills on time, pay off debt and plan for the future. Financial wellness is caring for the wellbeing of your personal
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When it comes to your financial situation, it’s important to set goals and keep tabs on your progress along the way. If you aren’t setting goals, then what are you really working towards? And, if you aren’t keeping tabs on your progress, how do you know if you will actually reach your goals? The ability
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Debt is all around us. It’s not something that most of us can escape, but that doesn’t mean we can’t make the most of it! According to a NerdWallet study, U.S. households carrying credit card debt from month to month will pay interest of $1,162, on average, this year. Paying any form of interest is
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I’m about to share a statistic that blows my mind. According to a 2016 study done by U.S. Bank, only 41% of people follow a budget. That means that more than half of people have no idea where their money is going. Without a budget, you can’t say for sure how your money is being
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