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04 May Mother’s Day 2021- Smart Savings Tips For New Moms

Posted at 15:28h in Finances and Kids by Faithful Finance

Becoming a new mom can bring so much change in your life. In addition to changing your priorities, responsibilities and your sleep schedule, being a new mother also changes your financial life. Sure, there is budgeting for diapers and formula, but there is also childcare,...

25 Apr Teach Your Kids Smart Financial Habits With Their Summer Jobs

Posted at 09:00h in Finances and Kids by Faithful Finance

For many teenagers, summer is the perfect time to have a job and to stay busy when school is not in session. A summer job can teach your teenager the importance of responsibility, being accountable and learning new skills and life experiences. It is also...

20 Apr Fun and Budget-Friendly Summer Activities For Kids

Posted at 09:00h in Finances and Kids by Faithful Finance

Now that we are slowly coming out of lockdown following the COVID-19 pandemic, there are so many kids who are looking to finally let loose and have some fun. There is no denying that summer 2021 is about to bring a lot of change for...

15 Apr Easy Savings Tips to Help You Save For That Dream Summer Vacation

Posted at 09:00h in Budget Planning, Vacation by Faithful Finance

If you are working towards finally going on that dream summer vacation with your family, then one of the few things that may be holding you back is the cost. While there isn’t much that you can do in order to make your dream vacation...

30 Mar 2021 Roth IRA Contribution Limits

Posted at 12:17h in Taxes by Faithful Finance

It’s tax time, which means it is time to review some of your accounts. For many, this includes their 2021 Roth IRA. Remember, you can make 2020 contributions until April 15th, 2021. You were eligible to start making 2021 contributions on January 1st, 2021. The...

21 Mar Debt – It’s Not All Bad

Posted at 11:00h in Faithful Finance by Emily G. Stroud, MBA, CFA

One of the secrets to achieving financial freedom is learning to manage debt wisely. It used to be that having a credit card was a luxury or a rarity, but now most households have several of them. We can get exactly what we want today,...

21 Mar I Quit My Job

Posted at 10:00h in Faith, Faithful Finance by Emily G. Stroud, MBA, CFA

I quit my job. I feel a sense of relief. You heard me correctly. I announced to my close friends and family over the last few weeks that I'm DONE writing and speaking about Faithful Finance. I quit because it's gotten really hard. I quit...