credit card

The 1% Rule: How to know when to move your money

Posted by on | Featured

Not every deal necessitates the hassle of moving your money or accounts around, but the 1% Rule is a good threshold to keep in mind. … Read More

Tags: , , , , , ,

Better financial habits are easier when you stop using credit cards

Posted by on | Featured

The simple act of not using credit cards will naturally lead you into all sorts of other better financial habits too. … Read More

Tags: , , ,

What are the credit cards I use in my business?

Posted by on | Featured

Take a look behind the scenes and learn about the credit cards I use in my financial coaching business and why. I started my financial coaching business informally almost a decade ago, but it was a few years later that … Read More … Read More

Tags: ,
Target Red Card

How store credit cards foreshadow the retail apocalypse

Posted by on | Featured

In my last post, I mentioned how I had once had an Exxon credit card given to me by my mom to use for emergencies. It made me think about those specialty credit cards. How quaint I thought. A credit … Read More … Read More

Tags: , ,
Exxon

Emergencies are the worst time for using debt

Posted by on | Featured

Not long after I got my drivers license, my mom gave me an Exxon card to carry around with me. “For emergencies, in case you run out of gas and are stranded.” I never used it. It’s not that I … Read More … Read More

Tags: , , , ,

Your bank statement is not a budget

Posted by on | Featured

  I get pushback from people about budgeting all the time. This is because people mistakenly believe that a budget is something that prevents you from doing things. In actuality, the exact opposite is true: you create it, so determine … Read More … Read More

Tags: , , ,