by Julie Morris | Sep 27, 2020 | Blog, Health & Wealth, Personal Finances
Image via Pexels The pandemic has unfortunately caused economic hardship and financial stress for many people in 2020. Unemployment rates soared during the country-wide shutdown to slow the spread of COVID-19, and many people experienced change this year. While...
by Acquania Escarne | Sep 7, 2020 | Personal Finances
This post may contain affiliate links. Which means I may make a few coins if you purchase something. But this is how I can keep giving you this amazing free content. Teri Ijeoma went from being an assistant principal making $40,000 a year to a trader making $100,000 a...
by Acquania Escarne | Aug 13, 2020 | Blog, Personal Finances
I am a Black woman, and I deserve equal pay. Period! Yet, my sisters and I make, on average, 62 cents compared to every dollar white, non-Hispanic men earn. Last year the amount was 61 cents for every dollar. We have a long way to go to make this right. This article...
by Guest Contributor | Jul 29, 2020 | Blog, Personal Finances
It’s important to start saving for your children’s higher education early. Unfortunately, many parents and students feel like saving for college cannot fit into their budget. Or they are not sure where to begin. In fact, one third of...
by Acquania Escarne | Jul 23, 2020 | Blog, Personal Finances, Real Estate
As a real estate investor, I appreciate a good tenant who pays rent on time and takes care of my property. However, one of the reasons I became a real estate investor was to help others buy a home. I always said I would help if a tenant wanted to buy my property and...
by Acquania Escarne | Jul 9, 2020 | Blog, Personal Finances
Once a bottle of water cost me $1197. Yes, you read that correctly. A bottle of water cost me a fortune. I attended a conference for money nerds, called FinCon. It’s where people who love to talk about money meet. All your favorite bloggers, podcasters, and...
