By: Elena Stewart at elenastewart.com In today’s rapidly changing economic landscape, understanding and mastering the art of financial management has become more critical than ever. It’s not just about making more money but developing a deep, sustainable relationship with your finances. This Girl Investment Group article delves into practical strategies to help you nurture a…
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By: Elena Stewart at elenastewart.com In an era of financial unpredictability, cultivating a resilient money mindset becomes your safety net. It’s about reshaping how you view and interact with money, setting the stage for a future of financial stability and abundance. Presented by Girl Investment Group, here’s a guide for strategies that could help you…
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This post is authored by Elena Stewart from elenastewart.com
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Being house poor refers to a situation where a person or household devotes a significant portion of their income to housing expenses, leaving little room for other essential expenses or discretionary spending. In other words, they are financially burdened by the costs associated with owning or renting a home. When someone is house poor, a…
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YOU! Yes, YOU need an emergency fund. A credit card is NOT an emergency fund FYI. Let’s take a dive into what an emergency fund is and why it is important. An emergency fund is a savings account that is set aside for unexpected expenses or financial emergencies. It is typically a separate account from…
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The title of this article may sound insane, but this idea has been gaining popularity in parts of the middle-class especially with the impact of COVID-19 and the concern of not having enough money saved later in life. When I cleared all of my debt in 2020, I decided to increase my savings rate to…
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Before we jump into ETFs and index funds, I wanted to first highlight why investing is important. Investing is important when it comes to securing your financial future and reaching your financial goals. It ensures your money is constantly working for you to generate additional, passive income so that you have more time to do…
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Millennials (1981-1996) and Gen Z (1997-2012) are often mistaken for the other based on many similarities between both generations. Both of the generations are tech savvy, enjoy traveling, and are often underpaid in their 9-5 jobs. Many people in these generations feel that retiring is not even an option due to the increasing cost of…
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