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In today's world, where financial struggles are all too common, the story of Bernadette Joy stands out as a beacon of hope and inspiration. A self-made millionaire and millennial money coach, Joy has overcome significant debt and now empowers others to achieve financial freedom through her business, Crush Your Money Goals. Born to immigrant parents, Joy learned the value of money at a young age. Witnessing her parents' efforts to build a successful life in the United States instilled in her a strong work ethic and a determination to succeed. However, despite her best efforts, Joy faced a daunt...
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In an era of rising costs and economic uncertainty, the timeless principles of frugality are more relevant than ever. However, in the world of frugality — one name stands out: Amy Dacyczyn (pronounced “decision”). As a mother, her journey into thriftiness began as a need to make ends meet. Little did she know, this journey would culminate in the creation of a phenomenon known as the Tightwad Gazette. From 1990 to 1996, Dacyczyn’s Tightwad Gazette provided practical and actionable tips on frugality. Her newsletters became an indispensable resource for those looking to stretch their dollars as f...
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For many people, understanding financial advice can be daunting. The sheer amount of information about budgets, investments, and debt management can be paralyzing. However, what if something was missing, a fundamental shift that simplified everything? Enter the power of intentionality. Intentionality doesn’t have to be as complicated as a financial product or strategy. The key is consciously directing your thoughts and actions towards a desirable financial outcome. To put it another way, it connects the “what” (financial goals) to the “how” (specific actions). This is what transforms good fina...
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According to the latest Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit released yesterday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, total US household debt increased by $184 billion or 1.1% quarter-over-quarter in Q1 2024 to reach $17.69 trillion. While mortgage balances also jumped by $190 billion to $12.44 trillion, credit card balances declined in Q1 by $14 billion to reach $1.12 trillion, typical post-holidays. However, 9% of credit card balances became delinquent. Delinquency rates were the highest among credit card holders who maxed out their credit limit or had a relatively high credit ut...
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