Last week, on the Turbo blog, we talked about ways to forgive yourself
and move on from past financial mistakes. CFSW, Marsha Barnes, shared
five key ways to move on and get better with your money: 1. Recognize
previous spending behaviors and forgive...read more
jlohani Posted February 19, 2019 | Latest post September 6, 2019 by D_Hamilton
Think I'm getting a refund this year (fingers crossed, breath held, all
that jazz) and, in thinking about what I spent my refund on last year, I
realized I totally blew it. How can I actually save (beyond, you know,
not spending it) or maybe even gro...read more
JBJPosted March 29, 2019 | Latest post 2 weeks ago by goofuseas
My son is 18 and we are filling out FASFA but had to pause because this
was discovered..My ex owns a business and since my son was 13 he has
been reporting income earned (this was just discovered) HOWEVER my son
NEVER RECEIVED $ nor did he work those...read more
Mp32514Posted 3 weeks ago | Latest post 3 weeks ago by VolvoGirl
I was told by irs that my tax refund has not been processed because they
was waiting on one of my employer to send W2 but stated they haven’t
heard nothing back from the employer. So I sent in my W2 express 1-day
shipping how long would it take them ...read more
I imagine most people, especially those who have made radical life
changes (or any change for that matter) can remember their tipping
point. I have one I’d like to share. It happened during a lunch break at
work. Myself and a coworker were eating per...read more
I just figure out that I have debt from TD bank / Target credit card ?
however, I never open the credit card from this bank or Target. It shows
it's opened on year 2010. But I was living overseas (not in US) from
about 2005 to 2016. how could I figur...read more
Yammie LamPosted September 13, 2019 | Latest post October 6, 2019 by NCperson
Last week, on the Turbo blog, we talked about ways to forgive yourself
and move on from past financial mistakes. CFSW, Marsha Barnes, shared
five key ways to move on and get better with your money: 1. Recognize
previous spending behaviors and forgive...read more
jlohani Posted February 19, 2019 | Latest post September 6, 2019 by D_Hamilton
In my younger years I liked listening to the radio as I proudly drove
around town with my buddies checking out the bikini clad babes on the
beach. We’d roll down the windows, crank up the tunes and cruise the
dunes. Pumping hard rock through the radi...read more
I learned tons from my parents, but almost nothing about money. I ended
up getting my handle on my finances through a lot of trial and error
(mostly error). I mean I've seen it all: spending more than I make,
letting my credit score drop, not contrib...read more
_brianPosted February 15, 2019 | Latest post April 19, 2019 by marketstar99
I've got a thread going on how to live frugally on another board here,
and I'm getting great tips (thanks Team). Figured I'd start one on,
"Okay, I gotta confess to things I've recently bought and immediately
regretted." I bought a winter coat recent...read more
JBJPosted February 12, 2019 | Latest post April 6, 2019 by hansolo
Anyone needing some encouragement? I had a moment this weekend where I
realized, I've completely dropped the habit of buying bottled water
while running errands. Used to be an expense I didn't even think twice
about. Now, I'm super diligent about fil...read more
jlohani Posted February 19, 2019 | Latest post March 15, 2019 by Bluebonnet
Have you looked back to your younger days and think "Why in the world
did I possibly think that is a good idea?" when it comes to your credit
card spending? My confession is allowing my fiance to participate in
"Credit Card Roulette" on our nights ou...read more
