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Recently, the Federal Reserve held its June 2023 meeting to decide whether or not to raise interest rates. As the country is still feeling the effects of inflation, this meeting is important for the country’s economy and your personal economy. This post is all about the Federal Reserve interest rate June 2023 meeting and what…
I think it’s one of Murphy’s laws: once you decide you won’t take out any more debt, you’ll get swamped with offers to take out more debt. At least it’s true if you’re a Capital One customer. I almost fell for another credit card offer from Capital One Quicksilver. Learn from my mistakes so you…
Saving for an emergency is one of the building blocks of financial freedom and independence. When you learn how to save for an emergency fund or emergency savings, you are better prepared for the storms of life. Also, having this emergency fund will help keep you from turning to debt in times of need. This…
Whether you want some fun money, trying to pay off debt, or saving for a new-to-you car, you may be asking, “How can I make $100 a day?” That sounds like a good goal! You want to know what ways are the best and which ones are not worth your time and effort, and you’ll…
Congrats on taking the first steps toward financial freedom! Your next question probably is, “How do I start budgeting?” It’s a great question; you’re not alone in asking it! Here are the five easy steps to start budgeting today. Taking the first steps toward financial freedom isn’t always the easiest thing to do. But it…
Have you heard the buzz over the last few years? Cash is making a comeback! Look, I know we’ve been talking about having a cashless society for the last twenty years (not that I’m dating myself or anything), but we just aren’t there yet. Not only that, but the average household’s debt is climbing. There’s…