Sarah VanHoose
The new year is here, and with it comes the opportunity to set fresh goals and create a financial future that excites you. No, really – financial freedom is exciting, I promise. It buys you options, and January is the perfect time to embrace the “new year, new me” energy—after all, everyone else is doing […]
New Year, New Money Goals: Vision Board for Financial Goals 2025 Read More »
Let me share with you our story of paying off $450,000 in debt in about 18 months. The details are a little foggy at this point, because we’ve been debt free (except for our current mortgage) for nearly a decade but I have some core memories to highlight. Even more importantly, I want to give
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There’s plenty to be afraid of and this time of year your neighbor’s front yard may be trying to flaunt it with spiders, skeletons and creepy witches stirring smoke up in the driveway. Let’s start by talking about fear itself. Recently I had fear described as a choice between two options; both with a punny
Fearless Finances: How to Turn Your Money Worries into Wins Read More »
Shocking statistics coming in hot: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), approximately 20% of new businesses fail during the first two years of opening, 45% during the first five years, and 65% during the first 10 years. Only 25% of new businesses make it to 15 years or more. Now, my
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Let’s talk about how cash flow management is critical for solopreneurs. Well, crucial for any business of course – but can take out a solopreneur and send them back to working for the man if not careful. Understanding your cash flow is an important step in your business operations. First things first, what is cash
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There is no such thing as a dumb question. The bold nature of asking a question that you don’t have the answer to is simply a desire to learn and understand. Not stupid at all, but an effort to become more knowledgeable. Money management and finances are long assumed that people ‘should’ know what to
Casual Campfire Convos about Money Q&A Read More »
It’s the American dream still, right? Get a good job, buy a home, have a family – maybe enjoying each other’s company within a white picket fence with a BBQ on a Sunday afternoon. I think it still is. Although the landscape has certainly changed over the last few years. If you’re considering buying a
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April is financial literacy month and this blog post is covering a few basics that everyone needs to know to have a good financial foundation. But first, a story. My oldest daughter Jordan and I are going to be embarking on a project together this year to create a product to help teach teens the
Financial Lit Basics – Budgeting, Banking, and Investing Read More »
Exploring the harsh realities of relationships, our blog delves into the non-romantic aspects of financial abuse and financial infidelity. In this love month, we shed light on a crucial topic that impacts many. Whether you realize it or not, you likely know someone who has experienced these challenges. Join us as we dissect the definitions,
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Welcome to our January 2024 Q&A session, where we delve into the heart of your financial queries. In this roll up, we’re committed to providing insightful answers to your most pressing financial questions…i.e. the things you’ve googled. Whether you’re pondering how to set and achieve financial goals, strategizing on saving money, or seeking guidance on
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