While some of us are pretty disciplined when it comes to spending, some of us are more impulsive, and that’s not entirely our fault. There are some important reasons why we tend to spend more than we need to, and being aware of them can help make us more mindful when it comes to splashing […]
Confessions of a Personal Finance Writer in Las Vegas. It used to be “What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas!” In today’s reality of everything turning up on the Internet sooner or later (usually sooner), Sin City updated its slogan to “What happens in Vegas happens only in Vegas!” They may be on to something. […]
We talk a lot, here at Wealthtender, about saving money and investing money, but sometimes its important to think about spending money, too, and what we spend it on. Money can’t but happiness, they say. But they’re wrong. Money can definitely buy happiness, but only if you spend it right. Here’s exactly how to […]
There is no doubt that, for most Americans, housing is one of the biggest monthly expenses, if not the biggest. It’s not just the rent or mortgage, but also the property taxes, insurance, utility bills, repairs, maintenance and other expenses. While it’s not for everyone, tiny home living has been a way to drastically […]
Parents and children can learn together about money and make intelligent financial decisions. There are some essential things that parents can teach their kids about money before they leave for college or enter the workforce. Here are some of the money lessons for high school students that I’ve found most helpful. 1. College Debt is […]
Are you a senior citizen or a retired person looking for travel discounts? If so, you’ve come to the right place. In this post, we’ll share some great tips on how to get deals on airfare, hotels, and other types of travel. There are various discounts for seniors that you can use to book your […]
As you may be aware, financial coaches work with clients to help them improve their own financial life, develop good financial habits, and work towards financial goals. They are different from financial advisors or financial planners, though they may have a background in those areas, and they generally offer more of a supportive role than […]
You can definitely buy time. But should you? It can be quite nice to think of time as a leveller. To remember that even the rich and famous don’t have a longer life span than us or get more than 24 hours in a day. Except that they do, in a way. I’ve written before […]
If you’re among the millions of Americans with outstanding federal student loans, you can expect your payments to resume in May when the pandemic-era pause comes to an end. Here are six tips to help you prepare for making payments on your student loans once again. 1. Know Your Loans Maybe it has been a […]