December 05, 2016

10 Things I Wish I Knew About Money in My 20s

December 05, 2016/ Dream USA

Whether you’re in your 50s or just starting high school, you probably already realize that money is a very important part of life. If you manage your money right, then great – you’re probably on your way to hopefully an early retirement and a less stressful lifestyle...

July 31, 2013

Living Outside Your Means: What Happens When Your Annual Income is Decreased by 85 %

July 31, 2013/ Dream USA

Although we may do everything in our power to ensure that we have a good paying job, sometimes a situation could arise that decreases your income in a profound way...

June 25, 2013

5 Ways to Increase Your Income to Cut Into Your Debts

June 25, 2013/ Dream USA

While we may not try to do it most of the time, it is easy to get caught up in situations in order to live well beyond our means. Thanks to credit and monthly payment locations, it is far easier to put yourself in debt than it used to be...

January 11, 2013

Is College Too Early to Start Investing?

January 11, 2013/ Dream USA

Investing is a great way to build wealth and develop good financial behaviors. Ideally, you will want to start this process when you are young — yes, even in college — because it can be beneficial for many reasons. Here is a look at some of the ways it benefits you...

October 15, 2012

5 Things to Avoid When Planning for College

October 15, 2012/ Dream USA

College isn’t cheap; everyone knows that. Don’t let that discourage you from going to your dream school. There are plenty of options available for students with different financial needs...

June 22, 2012

Shopping Sites Every Budgetista Should Know

June 22, 2012/ Dream USA

When it comes to shopping for clothes, shoes, accessories, and even makeup, I’ve learned that an online presence is the only REAL way to save $$. So whenever you go shopping, picture me as your naggy auntie Lisa reminding you to make use of the following online resources before pulling out your wallet...

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