Now that a new year is underway, it’s time to reflect on what can make it great. While you want to set reasonable goals that are likely to stick, don’t forget to concentrate on what’s holding you back. In some cases, improving your financial situation is less about trying to create resolutions you’ll actually keep — […]
The latest Fitbit accessory. The new PS4. The hottest styles. You’ve got it going on. No one can talk to you about upcoming trends in tech and fashion — because you already have them all. But there’s no money in your savings account. You have exactly $0 put away in case of emergencies (because who […]
I admit it: I get caught up in the whole New Year’s resolution thing. When January 1st rolls around, I want to use the dawn of a fresh year as a breaking point for old habits, and the start of great and wonderful things to better myself and my life. For many years, I resolved […]
The start of the year means that many people — myself included — are vowing to spend more time on health and fitness. Gym memberships are flying off the shelf, and the latest workout equipment is in high demand. While this is ultimately a good thing, it can also be quite costly. The reality is […]
The Project on Student Debt at The Institute for College Access & Success just released a report indicating that, for the fifth year in a row, the average amount borrowed by college students has increased. The average debt for undergrad students in 2012 was $29,400. Even if you consider the fact that some of that […]
I’ve been working a lot on my personal routine lately. I’ve been suffering from a little bit of burn out and have had a hard time finding my stride, since I’ve also had a lot going on in my life outside of my online writing career. As a result, I’ve been thinking more and more […]
