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One thing I have noticed about the 2022/“post-pandemic” world is that personal development and self-care are really trendy now. I’m not too surprised though, as I think the past couple of years have taught us to appreciate each moment and realize that the whole world can change at any time. A subtopic in the personal […]
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Let’s be real. We live in a society that promotes instant gratification, not delayed gratification. If we want it, we can order it (with one click) and have it delivered the same day. While this may be a very convenient way of doing things, it doesn’t help promote proper budgeting and money management skills. Now,
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So I’m going to admit that this article is going to be extremely personal for me. I know that City Girl Savings is a safe and non-judgmental space, but even as I’m writing this, I am nervous about expressing my journey and being so vulnerable. As I was doing my own research and journaling for
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To all my millennial friends out there, the time to start thinking about retirement is now! Actually, that goes for everyone! Trust me, I get it – the younger you are, the further way retirement seems. Who knows what life will look like then? Except, the earlier you start saving and investing for retirement, the
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Be honest. Is this you: Every year when it’s time to file taxes, you’re scrambling like a maniac trying to find everything you need to file by April 15th? Ugh, how stressful! Tax time doesn’t have to be a manic, anxiety-inducing process. In fact, the earlier you start implementing habits to make for a successful
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Sometimes, debt can’t be avoided. We need money and we don’t have any available, so we turn to loans and credit cards. It’s the natural way of our society, and sometimes, taking on credit can be helpful. Unfortunately, there are a few loan types that someone should always try to avoid. These forms of debt
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Another holiday season is approaching! I don’t want you to be caught off guard with the holidays this year, so the game plan should be to start saving money now! If you already have a sinking fund or savings account for the holidays, you’re already a few steps ahead. If not, there’s still time to
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If you’ve been on the internet over the past two years during these unprecedented times, you know that “self-care” has become one of those buzzworthy phrases, and you also know what self-care entails, right? You can check out the “5 Ways to Practice Free Self-Care” article, but bubble baths with wine, candles, unplugging from social
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As “woo woo” as it may sound, practicing regular money habits can help open the door for more wealth and abundance to make its way to you. Whether you believe in that kind of thing or not, wouldn’t it be worth testing – just in case it actually does work?! I’m sharing 5 money rituals
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