Desperately Seeking Financial Satisfaction Mixing love and money doesn’t have to put your love life on the rocks. Get straight up with these three tips for a satisfying financial relationship with your money and your partner. This is a guest post by our fabulous friend, Belinda Rosenblum, of OwnYourMoney.com. For Love & Money Then add disparate …
The Purpose of Purpose Driven Spending Purpose-driven spending was one of our keys to getting back on track financially. On this week’s podcast, we share with you a confession and a challenge. Sure, you may have a lot of stuff, but is it stuff you even want? Are you happy with what you have or …
Good Debt, Is there Such a Thing? Most of us differentiate debts based on two broad categories of good debt and bad debt. But, in today’s financial scenario debt doesn’t fall neatly into these categories. Generally speaking, debts are good if borrowers can handle them well and bad when they don’t repay them on time. …
Curbing college costs There is no way around it – kids are expensive. From their early days (even before birth) children place demands on household cash flow, generating expenses for medical oversight, daycare, and standard costs of living. But the financial burden of a growing family rises above and beyond the day to day spending …
Our FinCon friend, Sarah Li of High Fiving Dollar, is on a mad mission to appear on 100 podcasts in 2017 to talk about living an authentic life. When she told us, we said, “Come on Queer Money™, gurl!” She obliged and helped us create one of our best podcasts about being yourself and living …