Posts by Lauren Mitchell:
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Our Favorite Financial Lessons from the Moms in “Milk Money”
Posted on: 08 May 2021
As Mother’s Day draws near, it has us reflecting on the mother-figures in our lives. Moms come in all forms and can also encompass that caregiver that took on the role of mom for you growing up – an auntie, a grandma, or even a teacher. Our series, “Milk Money”, showcases this diversity in family […]
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Traveling on a Dime
Posted on: 15 Apr 2021
In the new show George Goes Everywhere, George Igoe explores different cities while sticking to a $100 budget. Sounds impossible, right? He ventures to places like Savannah, New Orleans, Boston, and New York City, checking out these locales’ unique art, history, food, nature, and culture. George ends up finding hidden gems, like the American Prohibition […]
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Chase Sloan: Meet the Gen-Z Entrepreneur & Philanthropist Behind the “Cakes for Cancer” Cookbook
Posted on: 24 Feb 2021
High school sophomore Chase Sloan is wise beyond his years. He’s got plans to attend an Ivy League, and his passions include chess, bodybuilding, language, and the arts, to name a few. But from the time he was young, Chase has also possessed a natural gift for cooking! Last August, Chase successfully self-published his cookbook, […]
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How the FIRE Movement Is Helping One Millennial Retire at 35
Posted on: 09 Feb 2021
The FIRE movement has become increasingly popular among millennials who, rather than waiting to enjoy life, are making small sacrifices and taking on side hustles in order to retire earlier and pursue their passions. Target retirement ages vary, but the goal remains the same: financial independence and the opportunity to live the life one desires […]
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Financially Fit Fitness: Staying Fit at Home
Posted on: 27 Jan 2021
After the global health crisis in 2020, it has never been more important to look after your health and well-being. It’s not new information that exercise helps you maintain a strong immune system while building longevity. What is groundbreaking is that it can be done without breaking the bank, helping you (and your wallet) feel […]
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Mark Williams: “Start early, no matter how small it is.”
Posted on: 26 Dec 2020
The first wave of millennials turned 40 this year and although you can find thousands of memes making fun of how different we are from previous generations, the reality is that many millennials have settled into careers and marriages and in many ways are as conventional as prior generations. It hasn’t been easy though, just […]
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#BehindTheStories: Maria Gabriela De Faria on COVID-19, launching a new business, and financial aspirations for 2021
Posted on: 22 Dec 2020
Earlier this year we featured Venezuelan actress Maria Gabriela De Faria’s story of failure and perseverance on our popular series, Faceplant. We caught up with Maria to see how she’s been dealing with this year, learn about her new entrepreneurial projects, and most importantly talk about her relationship with money and the growing pains along […]
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Why Buy When You Can DIY: Holiday Decor Ideas
Posted on: 10 Dec 2020
They say home is where the heart is. We never knew who “they” were, but it’s true that the home is a sacred oasis meant to be full of all of our sentimental and magical treasures. The holidays are always an exciting time to really create a winter wonderland. Regardless of your beliefs, there are […]
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Meaningful Gift Ideas for Budget-Friendly Holidays
Posted on: 24 Nov 2020
This year calls for gifts that have more meaning to them. This doesn’t mean that we have to dig ourselves into a financial deficit while in the process. We’ve all been pushed beyond our comfort zones, and the holidays should mark more of the sentiment of the season with meaningful gifts. Here are our top […]
