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Listen, sometimes we make our budgets for the month, then life just happens. We’re so proud of ourselves for making a solid budget, then you need new tires. You’ve managed to budget in an extra debt payment to a credit card, then *BOOM* an unexpected bill pops up. Sometimes our budget goes into the mud, […]
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By the time you’re hearing this episode, I’m a newly aged 35-year-old woman. My year from 34 to 35 has been one of tremendous growth. Not from a business or material standpoint, but from an internal one. It’s been a year of reflection, trusting the unknown, and having faith. It was a tough year personally
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Don’t ask me how, but I was savvy enough at 21 to enroll in my employer’s 401k plan. I didn’t know what I was invested in, I just knew the match was 5%, so I contributed 5%. 11 years later and I had over six-figures in that 401k plan! About halfway through that 11-year time
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By the time you’re reading this article, I’m a newly aged 35-year-old woman. I just got back from a few nights in Las Vegas, where my boyfriend and I went to see Drake and 21 Savage in concert. This is a very different birthday choice compared to 10 days in Italy last year! Here’s a
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No one is perfect with money. I REPEAT: No one is perfect with money! I’m a money coach, and I struggle with money sometimes. Not to mention, my past relationship with money was a terrible one. I was constantly spending. I was deep in debt. I had no direction. But guess what? I changed. My
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When I turned 30, I decided that I was finally going to get my life together, you know because I was a “real” adult now, I was GROWN grown. Like a lot of people, I started comparing myself to others and where they were in life. This was around the time when I decided to
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You work hard for your money (hopefully), so shouldn’t your money work hard for you? I’m hoping your answer is “Heck yes, Raya”! But if not, I’ll settle for an “I’m intrigued”! Money is a tool. A resource. An engine we can use to obtain what we want, or say no to things we don’t
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In 2020, almost 60% of women in the United States were solely responsible for making investment decisions and around 40% out-earned their husbands, according to State Street Global Advisors, an investment management company. Guess what that means for us, ladies? Financial success is 100% in our own hands! There are certain must-do money moves for
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While I’m sure the thought of working during summer is less than appealing, I think we can all agree that making money, any time of the year, is always welcomed! I sure do miss the days of having nothing to do during the summer season. Grade school sure had its perks! Now that I’m an
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