I’m saving $20k in 2014 to pay for a wedding, save up for an emergency fund and (nearly) max out my Roth IRA. Twice a month, I’ve set up automatic transfers from my main checking account to my CapitalOne 360 account that I use exclusively for my savings goals and it should be an
$20k In 2014: February Progress
In 2014 I’m saving $20,000 to pay for our wedding, build an emergency fund & max out my Roth IRA. (Read More Here) I like to keep it real on this blog, there are some months being frugal comes secondary to being human, and sometimes, humans plan badly. In my quest to save $20,000 in
$20k In 2014: January Update
This year, I’m trying to save $20,000 in 2014 for a wedding, emergency fund and nearly max out my Roth IRA. I started saving for the wedding in 2013 so since I was a bit ahead of that, I decided to save $20k in 2014 by adding on savings for my Roth and emergency
How I’m Saving $20k in 2014: Living Paycheck To Paycheck
2014 will be my first year with a regular paycheck (Hope I didn’t jinx that, I love you employer!) since switching from the hectic life of freelancing in spring of last year and it will also be my first time (and hopefully only?) planning a wedding. What an exciting and expensive year it will
How To Do A Fiscal Fast (A.K.A. 30 Day No-Spend Challenge)
If you’ve set some big financial goals for the year, to pay down your debts, save for something big or simply have an emergency fund on hand it can be overwhelming to figure out where to cut your expenses. Like quitting smoking or giving up something totally addictive, we know that “weaning off” something
