My son is in his final undergraduate semester. The bill was $4,575.54 and due for payment in two weeks. I checked with him to see that he had accepted his student loans; at the time, he hadn’t yet. However, once he accepted the loan and his merit scholarship was applied, the remaining balance due toContinue reading “What can you do with $868”
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Why Your “Emergency” Credit Card is a Trap (and What to Use Instead)
In this post I talk about why the “emergency” credit card is a financial trap and share my experience of destroying a new MacBook with a coffee spill. I discuss using insurance riders as a cheaper alternative to debt and how to protect your assets without sacrificing your peace of mind.
Financial Fitness Friday: Bouncing Back in Your Wallet and Your Workouts
When setbacks hit, do you get derailed or bounce back? Resilience isn’t just for major life events—it’s for the everyday stuff, too. By training your mind and body to recover quickly from small challenges, you build the strength to handle bigger ones. Fitness and Financial resilience is no different. It’s not about avoiding setbacks, but about getting back on track fast. #StayPhysicallyandFinanciallyFit!
Corey Stokes 