Shop the Money Tracker As a millennial woman, it's important to feel confident about what I wear while being mindful of my finances. The way I easily achieve this is by using a money tracking spreadsheet to calculate the cost per wear of each clothing item in my wardrobe and it’s so easy for you to do! Here's how it works: In a spreadsheet, input the item name and the cost of each clothing item you own. (Put your best guess at the price of older items and input the cost of new purchases moving forward) Every time you wear an item, add to the number of times you've worn it. See the cost ..read more

Subscribe to My Youtube It's my first video of 2022, but I'm still talking about 2021 and my December monthly money. I was sick for half of it, but December was the highest income that I've ever earned in a single month. Dive into all of the detail on my income, savings, and expenses for December 2021! Context About My Situation I know you're probably not new here, but in case you somehow landed on this article and you are, hey, what's up!? Go subscribe to my Youtube channel ?. Here’s a bit about me so you have a better understanding of my financial situation: Live at home with my parents ..read more

Share your FI/RE Story Occupation: Elementary School Teacher Industry: Public Education Location: Midwest Age: 32 Salary: $45k FI/RE Number: $1M Years Until FI/RE: 23 years Current financial situation: Married, Single Income Ethnicity: Caucasian How did you first hear about FI/RE? Instagram Debt Free Community #DFC Why do you want to reach Financial Independence/Retire Early? I don’t enjoy my job and would like to enjoy my time more. What does FI/RE mean to you? FI/RE would allow me to focus on the aspects of my life I enjoy, rather than simply having to work to earn an income. What types of ..read more

Share your FI/RE Story Occupation: Mechanical Engineer Industry: Medical Devices Location: Bay Area, CA Age: 25 Salary: $90k FI/RE Number: $2M Years Until FI/RE: 15 years Current financial situation: SINK Ethnicity: Asian/Pacific Islander How did you first hear about FI/RE? My sister started learning about the concept of FI/RE and got me hooked on the idea. I had just started working full-time and didn’t really know what I was doing with my money. I’m naturally pretty conservative with my spending, but I had everything in a normal savings account and none of it invested. I’ve still got lots t ..read more

Subscribe to my Youtube Sometimes being sustainable feels like a hard ask. I get it! That’s why I wanted to share with you the 6 easiest, most mindless swaps that help save you money and help save the environment. 1. Reusable Water Bottle If you’re looking where to start, look no further than the humble reusable water bottle. Not only does it reduce plastic water bottle usage, which takes years to biodegrade, but it also is chic and cute. I like water bottles that are super great at insulating the cold! Mine keeps ice in there for over 24 hours. Hydro Flask Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated S ..read more

Transcript: Hey guys! Welcome back to Millennial Money Honey. Today, I’m going to give myself an at-home quarantine haircut. Back in February, I decided I'd had it with hair salons. I would no longer be paying the amount that I paid to get my hair done in Los Angeles. I would spend $200+ every single time I went into a salon and that would be only for a haircut...plus tip or for a perm, it would be way more. I also did balayage for awhile and then I even upgraded that and was doing a full bleach blonde. Because of that my bill would run anywhere from $200 to upwards of $500+. I decided to do a ..read more

Check out 20-Something Finance POC on YouTube! Share your FI/RE Story Occupation: Product Manager Industry: Technology Location: New York City, NY Age: 28 Salary: Between $220,000-$250,000 all-in (salary, bonus, profit-share) Ethnicity: Asian/Pacific Islander Education: Bachelors Current financial situation: SINK, no kids, living alone What was your first job? Why did you get it? How much did you get paid? My first job was at thirteen, working at a deli about 30 minutes by bus from home in NYC. I made $6 per hour, and worked weekends (Friday-Sunday). I worked at a LOT of deli's and supermarke ..read more

Subscribe to My Youtube Today I'm answering all of your burning FI/RE questions, from what I'm planning on doing for healthcare, how to FIRE if you have trouble working due to health reasons, and how much you need to save to never run out of money and create generational wealth! Plus I talk about my experience working for an MLM and my favorite money apps to earn passive income. Context About My Situation I know you're probably not new here, but in case you somehow landed on this article and you are, hey, what's up!? Go subscribe to my Youtube channel ?. Here’s a bit about me so you have a be ..read more

Subscribe to My Youtube MAY DAY, MAY DAY! It's time to get into my May monthly recap and overview. I had the highest income for 2021 this April. Although I am so grateful for it, I wish it were because of happier circumstances. I also had a very shoppy month as I’m on the hunt for the perfect high cut black bikini for summer. I’m excited to share with you a look behind the scenes of my May spending. Context About My Situation I know you're probably not new here, but in case you somehow landed on this article and you are, hey, what's up!? Go subscribe to my Youtube channel ?. Here’s a bit abou ..read more

Subscribe to My Youtube Inflation is at a high and everyone is talking about it! Series I savings bonds are government-backed bonds that allow your money to keep up with inflation rates. I'm walking you through step by step how to set up an account on Treasury Direct and buy I bonds. We have one week left of 2021, and since you can only buy $10K during a calendar year, if you want to do the full amount before 2022 it's important to do it soon so your money can transfer before the end of the year. Things mentioned in the video Treasury Direct - The only place online to buy and sell I-Bonds ..read more