Tag: Credit

  • Managing Business vs. Personal Finances as a First-Time Business Owner

    Managing Business vs. Personal Finances as a First-Time Business Owner

    Managing your money is difficult in itself – when you become a business owner, these financial challenges are two-fold. Not only do you have to manage homeownership, paying down debt, and boosting your personal savings account, but you also have to balance your business finances. This includes everything from business loans, day-to-day operations, taxes, and more.…

  • 8 Ways to Claw Your Way Out of Debt Now

    8 Ways to Claw Your Way Out of Debt Now

    For many consumers, getting rid of debt can be difficult. Debt comes in many forms,from school loans to credit cards. In wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, managing yourfinances is more important than ever. Some people have had to take pay cuts andothers lost their jobs completely. If you’re looking to get on top of your…

  • How to Spend Less Money, Have More Fun, and Have Less Stress This Holiday Season

    How to Spend Less Money, Have More Fun, and Have Less Stress This Holiday Season

    Do you struggle with the holidays (financially, emotionally, spiritually, etc.)? Are you wondering how you can make Christmas phenomenal for your children but are wondering how to do it financially? Are you hoping to navigate the holidays without the stress? The holiday time can be stressful, sad and lonely for many people.  There can be so…

  • The Power of “No” On Your Time and Money

    The Power of “No” On Your Time and Money

    Are you a single mom who is facing burnout? Are you exhausted from balancing work, motherhood, and everything else that you have to do? Are you looking to find more balance and peace in your life?   In the Season 1 finale, I discuss the topic, “The Power of “No” On Your Time and Money.” Being a…

  • 4 Money Tips to Teach Your Kids As A Single Mom

    4 Money Tips to Teach Your Kids As A Single Mom

    How many times as a young adult or even now have you said: “I wish somebody would have told me (insert money topic)”? It’s imperative that parents start and consistently discuss financial literacy with their children, as only 17 states require a personal finance in High School! This leaves a significant amount of years of children…