Why I’m saving and investing for the disaster to come
Some people are preparing for the end of days. A fall or retreat of civilisation, linked to peak oil or the collapse of the global financial system or environmental disaster. Or whatever. The solution is […]
No-Cost Refinance Loan: There’s Really No Such Thing
Even though a no-cost refinance sounds great, there’s really no free lunch. It’s like marrying someone for their money. You might think you’re getting a great deal, but you’ll probably have to put up with […]
How To Prepare For Tax Season In 2019
The following is a sponsored partnership with H&R Block. I used H&R Block for years, starting at the young age of just 18 – and they have always made it so easy for me to […]
45 financial resources with a value of $1,206.41, for just $37!
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BankAmericard® Credit Card Review – Excellent for Consolidating Debt
Did you resolve to get rid of your debt this year? Here’s a card that will make it easier to get it done. Find out how in our BankAmericard® Credit Card review. BankAmericard® Credit Card […]
How New Tech IPOs Could Cause SF Bay Area Real Estate Prices To Fall Further
Everybody is getting pumped about the new wave of tech IPOs in 2019 and 2020. These SF Bay Area tech IPOs include Uber, Lyft, Airbnb, Slack, Pinterest, and more. The default assumption is that these […]
Healthy Homemade Protein Bars
This healthy homemade protein bar recipe is super delicious and SO easy to make! {Looking for more healthy homemade treats? Check out this list of Delicious & Healthy Freezer-Friendly Snack Ideas — including Chocolate Oatmeal […]
Classic Billfold: Visiting Hogwarts When You’re Broke
To celebrate The Billfold, we’re sharing some of our favorite posts. This piece originally published on September 23, 2014. Read old comments via the Wayback Machine. I’m a young freelance costume designer living and working […]
How far have you come since 2012?!
How far have you come since 2012?! Goooood Fridayyyyy! Had a fun comment posted on the blog this morning and it shot me down memory lane… Yo J Money. I’m a certified registered nurse anesthetist […]
How to use your tax refund to repair your credit
The following is a sponsored post with Creditrepair.com. Are you looking to improve your credit score and your credit history? As you recently learned in What makes you a good candidate for credit repair?, your […]
