Category: Budget Resource

Models of Financial Wellness & Awareness of Danetha Doe

Essentially, anyone can make cash with the right investment. But if the investment strategy fails, the secret is never to give up. Managing money skillfully creates financial stability, which turns into careful long-term budgeting. A properly structured budget gives you total control over your income by tracking expenses to curb unnecessary spending. Through tight spending restrictions, you’ll be surprised at how much financial wellness makes it easier to pay bills on time, save for major […]

CAN CRYPTO ALTER THE WAY WE BUDGET?

Since the introduction of Bitcoin in 2009, cryptocurrency has grown tremendously and now has a market worth over $3 trillion. With the value of crypto rising daily, you may feel tempted to buy in on the fear of missing out. However, financial experts suggest that cryptocurrencies are unsteady, risky investments and that one should only invest what they can afford to lose. So how do you determine the right amount of money to invest in […]

Millennials are surprisingly Frugal

In general, millennials have a new dilemma in reaching the valuable 18-34 year old age group. With new research following the pandemic showing that they are less materialistic than their predecessors and more concerned with health, well-being and achieving career goals. This research might conflict with what has been stated already. It is because several studies show that they have faced one setback after another. Stagnant wages, ballooning student loan debt, and increased medical and […]

Budget or be Broke!

Budget or be Broke! The whole budgeting discussion is not a pleasurable conversation. Most people budget for an objective, such as a car, college, and even home but rarely keep the same drive and focus. It is very easy to fall off track especially without someone keeping and holding you accountable for your actions or inactions.   The financial discipline to stay on task and is often at times impossible one might say. A new […]