When your income can fluctuate like a wild monkey on a swing, saving your beans can really help when you’re facing a bit of a lull. Here are some super easy ways you can save money as a freelancer: Take Full Advantage of Your Flexible Schedule If you’re working from home, then you take […]
In the last Skimp and Splurge story we featured Studio Mucci and their Etsy Store. In this installment, we’ll cover running your own brewery or cider mill. You haven’t had hard cider until you’ve had Downeast Cider—or so I’ve heard. *sad face* Downeast Cider is run by 20-something founders Matt Brockman, Ross Brockman, and Tyler […]
Your 20s are tough. You’re trying to figure out what you want to do, who you want to be, all while trying to eke out an existence for yourself. My 20s was a period of couch-change scrounging, bargain hunting, bouts of existential crisis, and requisite floundering. Now that I’m in my early 30s I can […]
For those who have longed been fascinated by a futuristic society, it’s already arrived. A future comprised of automatons who know everything about you, from how many hours of sleep you get a night to how many steps you’ve taken in any given day. And the vision of robots taking over the planet isn’t too […]
Get financially empowered by stop fighting with your money. Instead, learn to live, love, and budget.
Side hustling is a great way to earn extra cash and buffer your savings. Here are some tips on mastering it.
In our first installment of our Skimp or Splurge series, small business owners Sal and Amina of Studio Mucci offer their tips on running your own Etsy store.
Having a bad month (or two) money-wise? Here’s to save your ass from crippling debt or falling into a vortex of financial despair.
How to figure out if a lifestyle upgrade is worth the $$$.
So you just had an amazing month (or two or three) freelancing. What should you do with the extra dough you made? First off, congrats! If you had a windfall of money, you could very easily just blow it all, but then again you might suffer from a bout of regret. Use it get it […]
