With the end of the year JUST around the corner, it’s easy to relax your way through the end of the year. Just slide into a glitter skirt, pull on those tights you never wash, and sip champagne until the clock strikes 12. I wouldn’t blame you for that, but before you get toasted off the bubbly, take 30-40 minutes…
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A Working Definition of Financial Feminism
Texas has been named the TOP state for female entrepreneurs in 2019. As a female entrepreneur in the Lone Star state, this could be great news. I expect that Texas will top these lists for years to come, or at least finish in the top 3. Growing state population, low taxes, and a strong state economy all play nicely into…
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How Do I Fight My Own Spending Demons and Make Saving Money Easier?
Close your eyes and envision your bank account as it currently stands. If your face automatically twists into a wince, or you begin to blush like a 12 year old watching a Fifth Harmony video, there might be room for improvement. Collectively, as Americans, we suck at saving money. Saving isn’t as much a part of our ethos as spending….
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A Financial Gift Guide To Keep Your Holidays and Future Bright
Your inbox is bursting with sales and coupons from companies, tempting you to spend your hard earned cash. You’ve got Amazon up your butt, bombarding you with ‘deals of the season.’ But you’ve worked for this spending money all year long, and you want to give gifts that will mean enough to your friends and family that they actually use…
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Socially Responsible Investing; AKA How to Invest Like The Person All Dogs Think You Are
Wanting your investment accounts to mirror your personal values is a way of saying you care about your money, but you care about the world at large too. You’d like it if rivers stayed clean and people were paid a fair wage, while at the same time you earned enough money to retire some day. Sounds like you’re interested in…
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