The average payment for a new car is $725 per month
July 21, 2023
New cars have become ridiculously expensive. Today, new cars under $30,000 make up just 8% of vehicles for sale. This number was 38% in 2019.
New Year 2026 Sale! New cars have become ridiculously expensive. Today, new cars under $30,000 make up just 8% of vehicles for sale. This number was 38% in 2019.
Maya is an actual real person and you can find her at @teach.kids.money . She is an ass kicker who took part in the PFC
There’s this tired cliche in the personal finance world that if you just “skip your latte” you’ll save X dollars per month and be rich
This forgiveness is targeted toward borrowers who have been on an income-driven repayment plan for 20 or 25 years. Also, this is separate from the
Yes, millennials make poor money decisions especially from all the avocado toast we buy. On DoorDash. But besides that, we’re up against some bad odds
Investing while in debt is like running up a down escalator. Every month, you’re paying a significant chunk of your hard-earned money towards interest. You
There’s this podcast called Millionaires Unveiled. I was listening to it once, and they were interviewing a millionaire whose net worth was about $3.75M. He
I think there’s a few reasons for this lack of correlation. First, I think the (somewhat misogynistic) idea of a “gold digger” is largely a
This past year has been a rollercoaster. The items on the list only cover a small handful of what happened in the past year of America’s
A couple weeks ago I bought the watch on the right. These are the actual product images and actual prices as listed on Amazon. It’s
New cars have become ridiculously expensive. Today, new cars under $30,000 make up just 8% of vehicles for sale. This number was 38% in 2019.
Maya is an actual real person and you can find her at @teach.kids.money . She is an ass kicker who took part in the PFC
There’s this tired cliche in the personal finance world that if you just “skip your latte” you’ll save X dollars per month and be rich
This forgiveness is targeted toward borrowers who have been on an income-driven repayment plan for 20 or 25 years. Also, this is separate from the
Yes, millennials make poor money decisions especially from all the avocado toast we buy. On DoorDash. But besides that, we’re up against some bad odds
Investing while in debt is like running up a down escalator. Every month, you’re paying a significant chunk of your hard-earned money towards interest. You
There’s this podcast called Millionaires Unveiled. I was listening to it once, and they were interviewing a millionaire whose net worth was about $3.75M. He
I think there’s a few reasons for this lack of correlation. First, I think the (somewhat misogynistic) idea of a “gold digger” is largely a
This past year has been a rollercoaster. The items on the list only cover a small handful of what happened in the past year of America’s
A couple weeks ago I bought the watch on the right. These are the actual product images and actual prices as listed on Amazon. It’s
