The 4 Best Ways to Improve Your Credit Score Quickly in 2020
Credit score has always been a big deal in the United States. Every country has its own way to track...
Category: Financial Independence
COVID Crisis – Financial Goals You Should Set for 2020
If you feel tired of worrying about living comfortably in the future, or are scared that you won’t be able...
Why Do We Find Ourselves Overspending
Sometimes the reasons for overspending are the ones that seem logical like a sale or an event, but sometimes they...
How To Rejuvenate Your Life With a Mini Retirement
Do you feel trapped at your current job? Do you believe you took a wrong decision early on in your...
Four Reasons Tiny Homes Don’t Necessarily Mean Tiny Costs
If HGTV and feel-good news stories about homeless solutions are any indication, the tiny house craze isn’t fading anytime soon....
How to Factor Family into your Retirement Plans
Family is an important aspect that one has to factor in while planning for retirement. While it might not seem...
How To Prepare Your Finances For The Holidays
The holidays: it’s a rough time of year if you operate on a small budget. All those gifts to buy,...
Build Yourself a Nest Egg
When it comes to our personal finances, it’s safe to say we’re all deeply invested in the state of affairs...
Tips for New Business Owners
For new entrepreneurs, it sometimes never occurs to them to keep their finances separate, but mixing business and personal finances...
When you’re impatient with your financial goals
I want to reach my goals…like yesterday. It’s hard to be patient. And it’s tough when I see other people...
Centsibly Rich Blog, Money, and Life Update: February 2017
At the beginning of the year, I posted about my new, exciting vision for the New Year and promised to...
Debt Free Story: What it’s like to be debt free for 20 years
Today’s Debt Free Story comes to us from ESI Money. The ESI family has been debt free for 20 years, enabling them to retire early and live life on their terms! Their story, strategies and advice are priceless to those of us still working toward financial freedom. Without further ado, take it away, ESI! When we got married we both had debt. Between the two of us we had two mortgages, a car loan, and a bit of student loan debt (owed to my grandmother). It totaled $155,000. Neither one of us was in a hurry to pay it off...
How the idea of early financial independence inspired us to get out of debt
My husband and I once had a bad car-buying habit. We would finance cars, pay them off, keep them...