Once we leave behind our days in college and enter the workforce full time, most of us assume we’ll easily be able to pay off our student loans. But when reality sets in, we are finding the job View Post
What is a Balance Transfer, and is it Right for You?
If one of your financial goals is getting out of debt, opening another credit card could be the worst - or best - option you have.As we all know, credit cards carry exceptionally high-interest View Post
How to Stay Motivated on Your Financial Journey With a Visual Board
I get asked a lot about how I stay motivated on my financial journey. From paying off over $77,000 of debt to saving to buy my first home with cash, my financial journey can feel long and defeating at View Post
The Hidden Dangers of Tax Refund Anticipation Loans
I don’t know about you, but tax season is definitely not my favorite time of the year!W-2 Forms, 1099s, bank statements, mortgage interest documents, childcare records, health care receipts - the View Post
Should I Pay Off Debt Using Retirement Money?
Many people come to a financial crossroad. That moment when you finally realize you have more debt than your budget can handle, and you’re ready to make a change. An immediate change. Like, right now. View Post
My Debt Story – Accomplishing the Unimaginable
If you are reading this, you are probably thinking to yourself, "This just isn't possible." Today, I hope that my story inspires you to take action in your own debt journey, to feel hope, and to View Post