Fighting for your financial freedom
Today, we celebrate The United States Air Forces‘ 69th birthday. Air Power baby! To honor my branch of service, I have listed my top 10 moments of being an Airman. Fly, Fight, Win! Basic Training: I tell everybody I know that everyone should go through basic training at least once in their lifetime. Integrity, service […]
I’m going to be honest with you. When I was in my early 20’s, I used to have the save and transfer mentality and it got me in a lot of trouble financially. It’s a hard lesson to learn but a lesson nonetheless. A save and transfer goes as follows: Ms. Jones works at […]
When you have to work twelve hours a day, seven days a week while deployed, it’s pretty easy to save a good amount of cash. Here are my top 6 fantastic tips for saving money while deployed: Don’t buy crap: Don’t buy a bike, PS4, flat screen TV, or other entertainment system to make your […]
If I asked you how much, down to the exact penny, you spent last month, would you know? If you’re like most people in the United States, the answer would be no. Why? Because people in general are not programmed to handle multiple streams of bills and responsibilities. Go back 30 years and an average […]
So you’re thinking about getting a dog? That’s great! Before you do, there are a few things to think about. Don’t make a big mistake of getting a dog on impulse. A few things to consider. Age: Are you thinking about getting a puppy? Prepare yourself. Puppies are like toddlers 10x in the destructor […]
Let’s talk about investing. Today I’m covering 3 companies that I use and break down some of the lingos that you may not understand. All of these companies have options to invest in stocks like Apple or Exxon Mobile. Vanguard and Betterment are pretty much a set it and forget it type of investment. What I […]
Everyone wants to get rich, hit the jackpot, or win the lottery. Here’s my question to you. What if you do hit the jackpot and become a millionaire today, but in return you won’t live to see your 50th birthday? Would you do it? I have noticed that many people in my life are on […]
If you can’t buy it in full, you can’t afford it. That was the line I used constantly to barrage my little sister with when she was deciding on buying her first car. She had $5000 saved. But first, let’s go back a few years, ok more than a few years—back to the 90’s. I […]