FITnancials - A Healthy Living & Budgeting Blog
a blog about managing your finances, being healthy, and traveling
Las Vegas is one of my favorite (and my most visited!) cities in the world.
What I love about Vegas is the city can be done on a tight budget without sacrificing any fun.
The hotels in Vegas are beyond amazing, the people are crazy (which is the best part about this place), and the food is to die for.
Below are 10 tips for visiting Las Vegas for dirt-cheap!
Disclaimer: The following is a sponsored post by Lexington Law. All opinions are 100% my own.
Your 20's are usually the beginning of going out into the real world and growing up.
A huge part of becoming an adult is learning how to take care of yourself financially and understanding how finances work.
Unfortunately, many 20 somethings leave the school system knowing very little about money or what to do with it.
Today, you're going to learn some very important financial goals you should make in your 20's and why they're so important.
Disclaimer: The following is a sponsored post by Lexington Law. All opinions are 100% my own.
There is a ton of valuable information out there regarding financial advice. It can become overwhelming and you may not feel entirely sure what to work on in your 20's.
For millennials, many feel overwhelmed at finances. This is understandable since high schools are phasing out personal finance classes.
It's never too late to learn about personal finances and how to handle your money. However, sooner is always better.
Here are 7 pieces of financial advice to understand and work on, especially in your 20's.
Are you an outgoing extrovert that prefers to work and socialize around others?
Do you enjoy being the center of attention and thrive in a setting around many people?
If so, you'll enjoy these 8 jobs below perfect for the extrovert personality type!
Being a student is the best phase of anyone's life.
Everything is new and full of promises when you enter college or university.
New experiences, new peers, new options to choose for your career and many more exciting things surround you in college.
Being a student also means, you need to support yourself financially.
The financial pressure is pretty BIG when it comes to student life. You need to pay your tuition fees, expenses, living, etc.
Tuition fees are probably the most significant debt anyone will have in their life, and if you tackle this in a right way, then you are on track with your finances for future as well…. Read more
Disclaimer: The following is a sponsored post by Lexington Law. All opinions are 100% my own.
Learning the proper financial skills in your 20's (and even sooner!) allows you to create your path to financial freedom.
Understanding how finances work and how to handle your money appropriately can lead to less stress, more control in your life, and a healthy relationship with money.
Below are 4 major financial skills you need to learn before you turn 30, and how to achieve them.
Disclaimer: The following is a sponsored post by Lexington Law. All opinions are 100% my own.
Your 20's can be an overwhelming and confusing time. You may just be getting out of college, getting your own place, and starting your career.
However, a big important step people forget to take is understanding their finances and how to control them.
Luckily, there are tons of tips that will help you not only understand money, but save it as well.
Here are 10 money tips you need to be taking advantage of in your 20's and beyond!
Are you a social introvert that enjoys working alone? There's nothing wrong with being an introvert, and there are even many benefits to having this personality type.
Working a job that fits your personality type will not only help you become a happier person, but you may find that your work comes out a lot stronger as well.
Though there isn't a career out there that is 100% introvert proof, there are jobs out there that are better suited for introverted types.
Below are 9 jobs that are perfect for introverts who prefer to work alone.
P.S. Yes, I'm an introvert which is a big reason why I enjoy #1 so much. 🙂
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If you dream to work at home and have a passion for helping teach young learners English, you'll love this job!… Read more