Tag Archives: income
Financial Future
“If I could give one piece of advice, it is to track your spending starting now and review it every month so you have a clear idea of how much you spend and where. Don’t make the categories so narrow … Continue reading
My Smartest Investment
From E.M., online: My smartest investment move was simply living below my means, as that allowed me to build a sizable investment portfolio. – Below That’s one of the smartest financial moves anyone can make. These days, it can be easier … Continue reading
Real Life Rants
RANT to highway crews who leave lane closure signs up after they no longer apply. So frustrating to wait in a nighttime backup to funnel down on I-405, only to find all lanes are wide open. RANT to the retailers who drown … Continue reading
Steps to Start Budgeting Today
How can I get started budgeting? A: Here are a few short steps to take to help you get started. 1. Figure out your “why” 2. Calculate your income 3. Track current spending 4. Don’t neglect irregular expenses 5. Choose … Continue reading
Real Life Rants
RANT to the northern lights for only showing up at night when most of us are asleep. It would be much more convenient if they showed up in the middle of the day. RANT to people who either ignore or can’t … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 