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What is your Financial Picture? First, we need to understand what a financial picture means. Simply put, a financial picture is a breakdown or illustration of all your assets and…
The average Millennial leaves college and enters the professional world with an average $27,000 of student loan debt. If you finished school in 2016, the average student loans…
I paid off my $80,000 student loan debt in 3 years. And so can you! What’s up all you city loving, urban dwelling millennials?! Student loan payments got you down? Feel like…
If you are like me (and most millennials), you left school with massive student loan debt. Feel like you’re never going to pay them off? Student loans are no joke, and are a huge…
Rachael and I are getting married in August, so we are in the midst of planning for our future together. That means we are discussing our needs, our wants, and our dreams. What an…
What’s up everyone! Thanks for checking out my blog. I’ve been living in large cities nearly all my life. My fiancee and I love to explore, eat at trendy restaurants, go to art…
No, Automatic Millionaire v. Blue Bottle Coffee is not a real court case! Nor do I have anything against the coffee from Blue Bottle . The opposite is true. I freaking love it.…
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read the disclosure page for more info. I’m a strong advocate for living abroad, at least for a few years. It’s not for everyone, but the follow
This post may contain affiliate links. Please read the disclosure page for more info. Last month I challenged myself to rethink my eating and drinking habits, but it wasn’t for health reason
Build a cash buffer around the expenses that would be hardest to cut quickly — housing, food, transport, insurance and debt payments.
A practical way to set a rent ceiling before apartment hunting, using take-home pay, fixed costs and the life you actually want to fund.