Management
Money management refers to the processes of budgeting, saving, investing, spending, or otherwise overseeing the capital usage of an individual or group.
- Track your spending to improve your finances.
- Create a realistic monthly budget.
- Build up your savings—even if it takes time.
- Pay your bills on time every month.
- Cut back on recurring charges.
- Save up cash to afford big purchases.
- Start an investment strategy.
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The Truth about Progress in the US and the Power of Bootstrapping
The crew shares the story of being called a "Bootstrapper" and how bootstrapping has influenced their lives.
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$5,000 Saved isn’t Enough. An Acid Emergency Plan is Better.
65% of Americans will be impacted by a financial emergency. Only 27% have an emergency plan in place. Here’s How to Create Your Own Acid Plan
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Every family needs a Financial Emergency Binder. Here’s How to Create One
65% of Americans will be impacted by a financial emergency. Only 27% have an emergency plan. Here’s How to Create an Emergency Binder
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Allowing Black Women the Financial Space To Fail and Excel
TFG discussed the critical need to create financial space for Black women to exhale and excel as it relates to personal and financial growth.
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The Five Things You Need to Improve Your Wealth Before 30
How to Improve Your Worth Early First of all, don’t panic. Take a deep breath and read this on the toilet, in the club, at happy hour, during brunch, after lunch, and prior to Netflix. If you want to reach $1M and cruise Saint Tropez, you really need to get your act together quick. Turns out most people end up broke. Don’t choke during the finals. These are the five things that I think you can accomplish because you are an adult. And here is a bonus plan just because you clicked on this, the Net/Max Personal Financial Plan. 1. Google/YouTube Everything No shame in the game. There are tons…
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How I Improved My Salary by 5x in 5 years
Back in 2012, I was hit with the perfect storm. It was as if God was throwing rocks at me so that I could eventually avoid the boulder. Being poor is indeed the hardest job in America. Here are the five unfortunate events in no chronological order: The (then) girlfriend broke up with me for her abusive ex. Her number one concern is that we would always be financially broke. My credit card bounced. That moment when the cashier rings you up and nothing happens. You let them know to run it again and nothing happens. You go home mad and make the call to the credit card company. And you finally realize that…
