Your Savings Rate Determines How Many Years You Will Work
Would you believe that a higher earner may take longer to retire if they are not prioritizing saving? A lower income means a lower savings goal in order to support that lifestyle and retire comfortably, which is why savings rate is so important. Regardless of your income level, it’s your savings rate that will ultimately… Continue Reading →
5 Ways Minimizing Your Closet Can Make You Money
When I first started my professional career, I appeared to have a minimalist closet, Unfortunately, my jeans and sweatshirts from college days were no longer appropriate for the office life. Two hundred dollars later, I accumulated a couple sweaters that I wore with black pants, black shoes, and a handful of different blouses that added… Continue Reading →
Goals for 2021 – Financial Independence, Minimalism, Happiness and Being a Mother
It wouldn’t be the start of a new year without time to reflect on goals for the next 12 months. Since writing them down makes you significantly more likely to achieve them, I thought it wouldn’t hurt to create a blog post to hold myself accountable. In my post, I also reference a few other… Continue Reading →
Debt, House Down Payment, or 401k – How Should I Prioritize for Long Term Growth?
When I first graduated from college, I landed a good job that gave me the ability to afford costly student loan payments that, at the time, felt like a mortgage on it’s own. Like many other college grads, I found myself owing close to 6 figures after graduation, and was determined to rid myself of… Continue Reading →
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