Thanksgiving is the perfect time of year to really sit back and reflect on just how much we all truly have to be thankful for. And with it also being the unofficial kick-off to the Holiday season, it is also the perfect time to strategically plan for the festivities that make this time of year […]
It’s hard to believe that it’s already November – it seems like time speeds up as the months pass by. With the holidays just around the corner, and as we all look forward to new beginnings in the new year, why not try some of these frugal habits to save money and add more margin […]
According to a recent Mortgage Bankers Association report, more than 6 million households missed either rent or mortgage payments in September. And an additional 26 million people missed student loan payments. “Rent and mortgage payment collections improved over the summer as more people went back to work, but high unemployment continues to place hardships on […]
One of the unintended consequences of seeking out information in a high-speed, interconnected and technology driven world is often times not the lack of information, but rather the overabundance of it. Everyone seems to be an expert – and even if they don’t claim to be, they most definitely have an opinion that they are […]
One word can be used to describe the current and immediate future of the job market: bleak. What does the ongoing pandemic mean for your industry going forward? This article takes a deeper dive into the hard numbers and even harsher reality of the ongoing global crisis in terms of employment.
Women Who Money share their insight into maximizing your income in order to reach your financial goals, and secure your future, faster.
The coronavirus has been wreaking havoc for months, but the full extent of its infectious nature doesn’t stop with our health and wellbeing. In the words of Emily Pandise, “From iconic department stores to entertainment giants, the coronavirus has seemingly spared no one in its devastation of the U.S. economy.” Here is a list of […]
Have you noticed yourself recently turning to some old tried-and-true tricks, or perhaps even newly acquired frugal behaviors during the weeks since the global COVID-19 outbreak? If so, you’re not alone. Here’s a closer look at this new “novel frugality” – quirky tips, interesting facts and a deeper dive into where these behaviors stem from.
There’s no time like the present – or so the saying goes. This statement has never seemed more valid than during the uncertain financial times that we currently find ourselves in. While we continue to keep an eye on the global pandemic that is COVID-19, let’s not forget to keep an eye on our financial […]
Physical wellbeing and financial wellbeing have always gone hand-in-hand, but the current COVID-19 pandemic is shedding a new light on this unique relationship. In this article, bloggers Vicki Cook and Amy Blacklock of Women Who Money take an in-depth look at the impact our current global health crisis plays on our personal financial health. Implementing […]