Read what one millennial spends his money on in a month as a 26-year old living in Houston TX. After growing up in poverty and becoming a first-generation college student, Ming is now on the path to wealth and…
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The numbers are in for the June 2019 spending report, and there’s some good news, some sort-of wins, some surprising realizations, some changed decisions and some explanations. Although things have changed drastically since I posted the May 2019 Spending…
January 2020 spending report numbers are in, and… drumroll please… it was an expensive month for one-off expenses. I spent nearly $5k in January, about $2k of which wasn’t exactly planned. Taxes hit (spoiler alert: I did not get…
February 2020 was a decent month where I FINALLY succeeded in spending some quality time with myself! Which means I also spent a little less money than normal, helping with my yearly budget totals. In this February 2020 Spending…
Do you know what you spend in a month? Tracking your spending can reveal interesting patterns in your spending and help you find ways to spend more consciously. In this post, one woman shares the mess-ups and successes of…
Do you know everything you spent money on in August 2020? Do you know exactly how much money you saved, how much you spent and what your current net worth is? In this post, Clo Bare shares her August…
Want to see what one woman spent money on for the entire month of July? In Clo Bare’s July 2020 Spending Report, Clo Bare will cover all her spending for July, share an exciting update about her current savings…
Not sure why your budgeting hasn’t been working so far, despite every effort to make your monthly budgets stick? Perhaps a yearly budget is what you need. In this post, we’ll cover what a yearly budget is, why it’s…
Curious about a “No Spend Month” but not sure if it’s right for you? In this post, I’ll explain my no spend month including how it went, how much money I saved, and how I failed. I’ll also cover…
What are the best credit card repayment options, and which methods are important to avoid at all costs? Paying off credit card debt is not a quick and easy process, but taking control and managing it may be easier…
Stuck inside due to Coronavirus quarantine? Tired of Netflix binges and scrolling through your Instagram? What a great time to learn something new, perhaps something like how to manage your money, eh? Perhaps something about this “financial independence” nonsense…