Tag Archives: budgeting
Women & Money: Lessons From the Financially Independent
Living below your means is a tried and true method to gain�and keep�your wealth
Financial independence can sometimes be an illusive concept. So I think it is always helpful…
By Patricia Stallworth
Rewriting the Financial Playbook
Pro athlete turned corporate executive Malcolm Johnson is on his game in helping his family prosper
Malcolm Johnson has had a good handle on his money since retiring seven years ago…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Ask Your Advocate
I try to take advantage of deals when I go shopping and compare prices. But…
By Sheiresa Ngo
Women & Money: What’s Your NET Worth?
To scout out a path to financial independence, you need to know where you are starting from
Creating a financial plan is essential as you move toward financial independence. Analyze where you…
By Patricia Stallworth
Pick the Right Financial Professional
The difference between a CFP and a CPA and more
Financial advisers aren’t all created equal. They each come with their own set of credentials…
By Bridget McCrea
Women & Money: Don’t Forget to Plan
It�s time to consider exactly where are we going and how will we know when we get there
As we travel down the road to financial independence, it’s time to consider one huge…
By Patricia Stallworth
Build A Budget For Yourself—And Cousin ‘Pookie’
The term sounds restrictive, but budgeting is really an exercise in financial empowerment
The word itself sounds and feels restrictive. Budget. When you hear the term, you think…
By Eric D. Grant
Cutting Edge: Resisting the Credit Temptation
What to do when you can't say no
When saying no to that impulse purchase is just too hard
By Renita Burns
Investing Rules for Women: Educate Yourself
Learning the ins and outs of investing, saving, and budgeting
nce you start investing, it’s important not to lose sight of your financial goals. Whether…
By Sheiresa Ngo
Why Financial Planning Ain’t Just For The Rich
Think professional help is too rich for your blood? A financial adviser comes clean.
Let’s say you’re a first year school teacher, with a Masters degree, and you’re making…
