Do You Need An Emergency Fund? A Guide To The Best Advice
Most personal finance experts recommend having an emergency fund. Yet, 47% of Americans don’t have enough to cover a $400...
Guest post on Mustard Seed Money: Does debt really have to be a fact of life?
Today, I have a guest post featured on Mustard Seed Money! Here is a brief summary, but please click over...
5 Ways to Protect Your Startup in it’s First Year
Startups and small businesses might discount their exposure to cyber liability issues because they do not have the depth and...
Centsibly Rich Blog, Money, and Life Update: January 2017
At the beginning of the year, I posted about my new, exciting vision for the New Year and promised to...
5 Easy Ways to Make Money While in Graduate School
Every graduate student knows that money is hard to come by while finishing up school. And many probably feel like...
You Become Whom You Associate With
There is an old saying that goes like, ’you can’t expect to soar like an eagle when you are hanging...
Multitasking- Keeping Too Many Tabs Open Can Slow You Down
Human beings are apparently programmed in such a fashion, that they can do a variety of jobs all at the...
Do you fight about money? The best first steps to take
Do you and your partner fight about money? If you’re in a long term relationship, there probably will be times when...
What I discovered from a no spend month challenge
As part of the wrap up for my no spend month, I thought I’d share the answers to the questions...
Debt Free Story: How I Paid Off My Student Loans And Escaped The Golden Handcuffs
I’m honored to share a great Debt Free Story with you today! It comes from Financial Panther, a lawyer who...
Important questions after a no spend month
This post addresses some important questions to ask after a no spend month, but that doesn’t mean it’s over! It’s...
No Spend Month Update #4
I’ve learned some important things about my spending this month. Nothing earth-shattering, but lessons that will be useful moving forward....
20 Valentine’s Gifts For Less Than $15
Are you looking for the perfect Valentine’s gift, but don’t want to spend much money? You’ve come to the right...
How to Protect Your Financial Position from a Return to Normal Interest Rates
Low interest rates are a big money saver that helps you to plan your financial security better. But you can...
New Study Finds Colorado Drivers Aren’t So Great
We would all like to believe that we’re good drivers. Sure, we might make a mistake here and there, like...
Benefits of Title Loans
A title loan is an amount of money you can borrow for a short time by offering a vehicle as...
What to do when you are running out of the essentials
For those of you taking part in the No Spend Month, I thought I’d throw an extra post out there...
How to Choose the Best SEO Company for Your Business
When choosing an SEO company to work with, many business owners usually get the raw end of the deal. To...
Tips & Techniques to Help with Organisation of Paperwork
How much of your working day is spent dealing with paperwork? If you happen to put it off for an...
Loyalty or Productivity? Navigating the Car Insurance Waters After a Claim
Driving inherently comes with a certain degree of unpredictability, and even careful drivers may get in an accident from time...
How to be a Successful Landlord
We’ve all had those grumpy landlords who’ve given us a hard time, with the rents, strict rules about who should...
How to Save on Home Insurances
If there is something as important as the car and life insurances, it has to be the home insurance. You...
How to work on your goal when you don’t feel motivated
I really should pay off my debt. I should spend less. I should start saving more. I should have a...
No Spend Month Update #3
We’re still hanging in there! And we’re already ⅔ of the way through our no spend month. Despite some minor...
10 Things that Bankruptcy Can Teach Us about Life
You may find it hard to believe, but bankruptcy is not all that bad. There are many positives to this...