Women’s Money Week

Women’s Money Week: I was Young, Dumb and Totally Naive

This week has been Women’s Money Week. I wrote about Saving earlier this week and posted How to Create a Budget That Works for You. I have talked about my issues with money at great length on this blog. I’m not going to deny how ridiculous it sounds. There have been many educated people who have commented on my history with less than stellar comments. I think that when you understand money and have the type of mind that thinks ahead then stories like mine will sound ridiculous but when you’ve struggled with money, my story isn’t all that...

Women’s Money Week: My Story about Saving Money

Like I told you on Monday, it’s Women’s Money Week. Each day there is a topic for bloggers to write about. There’s main content on their website (I’ll be published on the site on Saturday.) and bloggers around the web are writing about the topics as well. I’ve wanted to post a few this week myself. Today’s topic is Saving and Investing. I don’t know a lot about investing, except that you should do it. Since I don’t know about it, I’m going to make sure that I educate myself very soon and get started on it. My history...

Women’s Money Week has begun! *Side Note: This post was supposed to go up yesterday but my server was down and then there was an “issue.” It’s What? Not sure what Women’s Money Week is exactly? Well, you are in luck! I am participating in it and I am here to provide you some information. “Women’s Money Week is about encouraging women to speak up about money, take control of their finances, and reshape their financial futures. Women’s Money Week is a first annual event running from March 5th-11th, 2012 — coinciding with International Women’s Day.” (Source: WomensMoneyWeek.com) With...