Tag: millenial money

• November Spending Plan: When Expected Expenses are More Expensive than Expected

  

  In an effort to hold myself even more accountable with my personal finances I want to start logging them on here, both spending plans or a monthly budget at the beginning of the month and a check-in at the end of the month. Last month was one of the first net positive months I have…

  Laura – Thoughtful Millenial

  November 4, 2021

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• No-Buy Month Review

  

  So in the month of August I attempted to do a No-Buy Month. The supposed purpose of a no-buy month is to get back on track with your finances, a reset, a cleanse for your spending instead of your eating, if you will. July had been a month reckless abandon with my spending, mostly because…

  Laura – Thoughtful Millenial

  September 7, 2021

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• Money, Money, Money: 1

  

  I really want to get my finances in order. I’m tired of living paycheque to paycheque and have half my money go to paying off loans or credit cards every month. I want to buy furniture and travel and have savings so that I can do those things in the future. But I also get…

  Laura – Thoughtful Millenial

  April 12, 2021

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