When I was first considering signing up for a beauty box subscription, it was tough to choose in the Play by Sephora vs Birchbox debate. However, I had been buying makeup through Sephora for a few years and my Mom liked Sephora, so I decided to sign up with them - I've even done a few Play! by Sephora reviews here, too!However, I recently decided to switch from Sephora to Birchbox for my Continue Reading
How to Save Money on a New Car
Think buying a used car is the only way to save money on a new set of wheels? Don’t settle for second best! If you buy a new car, you don’t have to worry about all the accrued miles, the wear and tear on the engine, collision history, or any structural damage that might be cause for concern with a used vehicle. When you buy new, it’s yours hot off the press.Buying a new vehicle is a big Continue Reading
Unique Ways to Save Money and Make Money in 2019
They say money can’t buy happiness, but having enough money to buy a dog or a yacht is pretty darn close. Whether you’re a 9-to-5 city slicker or an always-on-the-move, part-time multitasker, you depend on your hustle to sustain your livelihood. If you’re tired of living paycheck to paycheck, make 2019 your year of saving and making more money than you ever have before. Make good on your Continue Reading
7 Things You Should Know Going Into Tax Season
Stressed out by tax season? We promise you’re not alone. Stressing about taxes is practically a national pastime, but it doesn’t have to be this way. The key to getting through the paperwork is acknowledging what you’re capable of doing yourself versus what you need help with. Taking the ego out of it will help you calm down and avoid mistakes. Think of it as a great opportunity to practice stress Continue Reading
7 Fantastic Tips That Will Reboot Your Finances & Cure Your Debt Headache In 2019
The tree has been taken down, decorations put away and all you have left now is a severe debt hangover. Many people have stepped into the new year with more bills racked up than expected. A MagnifyMoney report shows that 44% of all Christmas shoppers in the U.S have accumulated debt this past season.The average shopper in the U.S accrued at least $1,054 of holiday debt. This comes as no Continue Reading
Weather Wednesdays!
Are you looking for a fun way to challenge yourself to save more money this year? Well, not to toot my own horn, but I came up with a pretty cool and fun way to save money every month called Weather Wednesdays. What is the Weather Wednesdays Savings Challenge? Weather Wednesdays is a savings challenge where for the whole year, you save as much as the high temperature in your city. This Continue Reading
How to Set Better Resolutions
Happy 2019! Did you have a fantastic New Year's Eve celebration? I always love watching the fireworks (especially from around the world), it always feels like a fun way to ring in the new year!We're in January and you know what that means: everyone's going to be asking "what are your New Year's resolutions?" I used to be a huge fan of resolutions, but over the years I've usually been one of Continue Reading
20 Holiday-Themed Delicious Chocolate Gifts
Are you looking for some gift-giving inspiration this holiday season? You can't go wrong taste-wise or budget-wise with homemade gifts, especially if they're chocolate. These truffles and cake balls recipes are sure to be a hit - without your budget taking a hit this holiday season.The key is to not splurge too much on fancy chocolate - if you have an option among expensive chocolate, Continue Reading
10 Steps to Organize Your Financial Life
Today we have a guest post from Marc from VitalDollar.com on how to organize your financial life. If you've been struggling to save up money, pay off debt and get yourself on track with savings, Marc's step by step instructions will set you on the right path to money management.In order to get the most out of your money, you’ll need to have your finances in order. An unorganized financial life Continue Reading
Holiday Gifts for Your Work at Home Friend
Since becoming self-employed and working from home, I've realized a couple of things: 1) it can be lonely. Picture eating lunch by yourself... every single day. No more office banter (pros and cons to that)! 2) It can be uncreative. While I work in a creative field, I actually have to work hard to stay informed about cool stuff happening "outside". No longer do I hear about interesting things from Continue Reading