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7 Essential Money Management Lessons for Teenagers

by Samantha Green | Mar 11, 2022 | Finances

By the time kids become teenagers, they already have a good grasp of what money is and what it is for — like how it is used to pay bills and buy goods. At 13 years old, most children already understand fundamental money management concepts such as the importance...

12 Ways Your Child Can Make Money This Summer

by Briana Marie | Mar 9, 2022 | Family, Finances

Summer break is right around the corner, and we all know how expensive that can be for us parents. From child care costs to an increase in the grocery bill, summer break has proven to be the perfect opportunity to cough up some extra coins. However, it is also a great...

How to Earn a Full-Time Income from Home as a Proofreader

by Briana Marie | Feb 24, 2022 | Business, Finances

Working from home comes with many benefits. You can show up to work in your PJs, save money on gas and transportation, and possibly cut back on childcare costs. Luckily, remote work opportunities are springing up everywhere in various forms. And one really great way...

Money & Mindfulness

by Briana Marie | Feb 23, 2022 | Finances

What is mindfulness? Mindfulness is the quality or state of being conscious or aware of something, but the verb mindfulness can be quite flexible. The ability to remain mindful of your finances could possibly help decrease stress and improve your overall health....

How to Make $100 a Day: 33 Little Known Tips to Make Money in 2022

by Briana Marie | Jan 12, 2022 | Finances

Use These Tips to Make $100 a Day Have you been wondering how to make an extra $100 a day? Does earning $100 a day with a side hustle sound too good to be true? If so, I am here to show you that it is very much possible to earn an extra $100 on a daily basis. Here are...

5 Ways to Combat Unpaid Medical Bills

by Briana Marie | Jan 10, 2022 | Finances

Medical bills can be a hassle. It’s often unclear how much you will have to pay when you visit your doctor, and not all procedures and medicines are covered under your health insurance. And if you have children or elderly parents, their unexpected illnesses become...