Imagine money piling up all over the place. That’s what happens with our Digital Envelope System. The Digital Envelopes are chosen by each person but typically include the emergency fund, home repair, car repair, travel, gifts and more. With our

A savings bucket is a savings account with a purpose. Unlike the emergency fund and investments, savings buckets take into account your larger annual expenses and divide the cost so that you can budget for them monthly. This system is when you know

Recently we were listening to a fellow entrepreneur we admire and one piece of advice she gave was to use little pockets of time to pay a bill here or there. Have you ever had trouble finding time to pay your bills? Is paying bills zero fun? Do you

The Get Out Of Debt (GOOD) Plan is something you put into place so you can stop giving all of your hard earned money away. This system will help you know exactly how to get out of debt and when you’ll be done with debt. “You’re putting a

Recently we taught a group of high school students all about saving money, budgeting, debt & investing. After each lesson, we asked them for their takeaways. Today we’re going to bring you five that you probably should know but may not be

We recently learned that affirmation lockscreens are all the rage. We totally get it. In fact, here’s one lockscreen we’ve been using for 5+ years: With this trend in mind, we decided to create affirmation lockscreens that you can use to

Once you’re out of debt, you want to invest 15% or more of your income. (You’ll want to invest more than 15% if you’re behind.) The cool news is your invested money will compound over time. The Rule of 72 demonstrates this concept. For

Your home is your most valuable asset. Like any asset, you want to maintain, protect and even increase its value. Just like your car needs an oil change, your home needs regular repairs and maintenance. The problem is they’re not ALWAYS

You're not Cinderella. No one is coming to save you or do the work for you. Sometimes that means doing the hard work, whether it's not buying something, eating broccoli or doing one more set of exercises. But sometimes it's the simple work of

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