Why I stopped paying off my credit cards every month
I used to pay off my credit cards in full every week. 4 years ago I started paying off ONLY the statement balance once a
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I used to pay off my credit cards in full every week. 4 years ago I started paying off ONLY the statement balance once a
Save All The Free Money You Can Financial Zen Masters don’t waste money.I clean and reuse Zip Lock bags until they break or get nasty.I
This weekend, our new block had a block party. About 75 strangers – our new neighbors – all in one place. I walked in and
Comparison is the thief of joy. (And your comparison is wrong anyway.) Your neighbor, your buddy, and your kid’s friend’s parent? They’re not as financially
It’s most prominent when you get married, buy a house, have a kid, or do a major renovation. Each of those big life events requires
“I need to turn it down.” There is not much more satisfying than hearing those six words. Usually, that’s followed by: “I can barely pay
One of our Members has their upcoming move completely dialed in. To be clear, they’re moving from an 800 sq. ft. apartment. I’m sure they
One of our Members asked us to talk to their newly minted college graduate about personal finance best practices. (Stay tuned for that content.) But
Below is a flashback to our FZ Daily from mid-year 2022. You might remember that 2022 sucked for the markets. Inflation hit 8%, and by
Sunday evening as the sun was setting, I threw on my skating playlist, hopped on my board and pushed off into the horizon. I skated