How To Be Financially Stable In Your Twenties And Early Thirties
Saving money is not always an easy thing to do. The temptation of that savings account of yours is always pulling you in, and if you want to save money for a specific event, then you may choose to figure out how you can save your cash. Saving doesn't have to take up chunks of... Continue Reading →
The popularity of eco-friendly living and habits is increasing and many people, especially millennials are finding ways to reduce any negative impact on the environment. Contrary to circulating myths, becoming more eco-friendly does not break the bank—rather, it can save you money. Here are a few eco-friendly tips that can save you money in your daily life. ... Continue Reading →
If you’ve been following moneysmartmillennials.com for a while or you’ve read Money-Smart Millennials: How to Be Financially Stable in Your Twenties and Early Thirties, you’ve realized that I am a huge proponent of entrepreneurship. It is in my opinion, one of the surest ways to be in control of your finances. Yes, it takes hard... Continue Reading →
I was recently at a networking event in Washington DC and during a conversation, I found out that my interlocutor did not own a car. As much as this is expected in cities such as DC or NY, I still hard for me to comprehend living without a car. For some of us who live... Continue Reading →
When it comes to financial stability and discipline, saving is usually the first step that people struggle with. It is where self-control is required and where so many people fail to succeed at. When I was working in banking, I had two types of clients: the ones who had large savings account that consistently grew... Continue Reading →
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