About Me

When I was growing up, my family didn't have a lot of money. However, they always made sure to provide my siblings and I weekly allowances, even though they were small, because they were dedicated to helping us learn to manage money when we were young. I started working on my own when I was just 12 and had a paper route, and I saved every penny I earned. While I learned the rewards of saving money when I was young, it wasn't until I learned how to make wise investments when I was older that I realized how to really take advantage of my savings and use it to actually make me money. I really enjoy investing, and I thought I would help others by making a blog about money management, investing, and other money matters. I plan to post many finance tips, so come back often!

Articles

Making Change When You're Counting Pennies: How A Single Parent Can Turn Their Financial Future Around

If you’re living paycheck-to-paycheck, consider yourself in good company. Many Americans are bearing the same burden as you, but if you’re a single parent, that weight can be even harder to bear. How in the world are you going to start saving when it’s all you can do now to make ends meet? It is possible, and you can do it. While it won’t be easy, you have to believe in your abilities and pick a time to start.