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7 Personal Finances Milestones on the Path to Retiring Early! FIRE is a great goal, and a huge achievement. But so is saving your first dollar, hitting a positive net worth, and investing your first $100k. Smaller financial milestones feel more doable, which makes them great for motivation. But there’s more to it, too. Each step gives you options, stability, and freedom. Which is why FIRE is so attractive in the first place!

Personal finance burnout is real.  You’re tired of budgeting… Tired of overthinking every purchase… Juggling accounts, updating...

Scary. Overwhelming. Risky. Time-consuming. Boring.  ‘Investing isn’t for me.’ I hear this all the time from women who feel like the...

Food is the third largest budget category, for most Americans, only behind housing and transportation costs. With inflation, tariffs, and...

Some money management tasks need consistent attention, like creating a monthly budget or reviewing your transactions weekly. But others...

Money education often comes with major 'finance bro' energy—bootstraps, grind culture, and rice-and-beans until your debt is gone. At...

I became a Certified Financial Trainer at age 24. At the time, I thought personal finance was mostly about getting the numbers right.  My...

Running a small business comes with tons of complicated tasks—don’t let your personal finances be one of them! Six Steps to Basic Financial Planning

Your relationship with money impacts the way you think, feel, and behave with money—and how you make financial decisions. It shapes our...

It’s time to get cozy with our thoughts and feelings around finances. Getting honest about your money mindset — the beliefs, emotions,...

Simple, overlooked step of getting good with money? Gather your financial accounts for clarity, here's how.

If writing a blog on the internet wasn’t vulnerable enough (hello, internet trolls), today I’ve decided to combine everyone’s favorite...

Money mindset is becoming a more common term on social media, on blog posts (hello!), and maybe even in friend groups. That's a good thing...

As with most A-ha! moments, this one struck me right between shampoo and conditioner. Deep in my shower thoughts, I had a realization:...

Discover strategies for maintaining financial progress after debt repayment. Find out how to stay motivated and focused on your money goals.

Save $83.33 a month - but you knew that already. Saving isn't a math problem, it's life that's challenging; create your $1k plan.

What we’re craving to learn isn’t how to handle money, but how to think about it. What can we gain when we go deeper than just the numbers?