November is upon us, which means your budget is about to enter its annual obstacle course: Thanksgiving, holiday shopping, travel, end-of-year expenses, and at least
For most people, paying off a mortgage seems like a no-brainer. After all, it can be a major financial burden. But in this episode, before
Is college savings really a must-have? You might think so, but Jen and Jill dig deeper into the costs, uncertainties, and financial priorities that come
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, not the impossible standards the world wants us to live up to. Jen shares her own experience
They say life actually starts at 30! So, if you’re feeling behind financially, say less, because things are just about to get good. In this
Everyone says they’d be responsible with more money, but the problem is often how we define living below your means. It’s not about spending as
In the era of ✨girl dinner✨ where not all of us love cooking or even have the aptitude and time for it, planning ahead for
Order complete but does it make you FEEL complete? Unplanned purchases often get the best of us, but we’re not here to vilify those today.
Financial gurus all over social media would tell you to not spend on your next takeout coffee or the food you’ve been craving for weeks,
Ready to challenge yourself for a No-spend October? As we bid farewell to this month, we will soon feel the festive spirit of the remaining
In a world constantly trying to find and stick with its extremes, why not enjoy the best of both worlds? The radical middle applies to
We’re looking at what others are saying, and our own experiences, to find the radical middle on what has been (and continues to be) a
Found yourself buying all the different shades of lipstick but not one of them looks good on you? We will help you make up your
Not everyone wants to rock Steve Jobs’ all-black outfit or Mark Zuckerberg’s gray shirt paired with comfortable jeans every day; some want colors, statement accessories,
In the era of ✨girl dinner✨ where not all of us love cooking or even have the aptitude and time for it, planning ahead for
Aliens will soon take over our world? No, it’s probably AI. As robots and AI continue to thrive in the digital realm, there are also
When we talk about buying second-hand items, we automatically think of going to thrift stores or your neighbor’s yard sale, but there is a hidden
Wanna level up your negotiation game? We’ve got you covered. In this episode, Jen and Jill discuss the power of negotiation and how it can
Self-publishing is a game-changer— empowering aspiring authors and writers to fully take control of their literary dreams and passions. The best part of it is
Want to turn your love for numbers into a money-making side gig? Try bookkeeping! In this special Frugal Side Hustle episode, Kate Johnson joins Jen
We’re not out here giving empty promises on how being a Virtual Assistant is a solution to all of your problems and that you’ll never
You might have heard about Salesforce in the past without knowing much about it. It’s not just about tech nor it is solely about sales
A gateway to eventually achieve income flexibility without doing it full time: Freelance Writing. Together with Miranda Marquit, this episode will open your eyes to
There’s a widely held belief that people cannot pursue their ambitions in starting their side business outside their workplace or that they need to let
Age doesn’t matter, especially on the topic of retirement. If you feel like you have nothing saved or you’re starting late on saving for your
Only a few people fully understand their workplace retirement accounts: 401(k), 403(b), and 457(b). Retirement accounts can be quite intimidating to be dealt with but
It is never too early or too late to start saving for retirement. In fact, the best time to start saving is today. Whether you’re
We believe investing is important, but it doesn’t have to be complicated. There is an approach for stock market involvement and saving for retirement or
Is it better to pay off our mortgage or invest the money? It’s a hotly debated topic (well at least in financial circles) with some
Understanding investing terms and options is not for the faint of heart, but we don’t have to be experts in order to make wise, frugal