Expenses Still I Avoid… Even with a 30% Income Increase
Five years ago, I made a significant career move from New York City, and since then, I’ve been blessed to […]
NIL Backlash Explained: 6 Reasons People Still Oppose It
Since NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) rights were signed into law in 2021, there’s been a lot of buzz around
Athlete Spotlight #1: Iyana Abrams
Iyana Abrams is proof that the mindset developed as a collegiate athlete can lead to success in both personal and
How to Keep Credit Card Balances Low
It’s half way through my credit card cycle, and my balance this month has been exceptionally low. I love the
How to Save Thousands of Dollars Each Year
When you don’t have the luxury of money, you often find you have something just as valuable: time. This past
Life Lessons from a Day of Pretzel-Making with Kids
Recently, I had the opportunity to volunteer at an event through my job, where we made chocolate-covered pretzels with children
8 Ways to Get Grad School Paid For
Graduate school can be a significant financial burden, but it doesn’t have to leave you drowning in debt. With careful
The Benefits of Not Staying at a Job Too Long
These days, the idea of staying at one company for decades is becoming less common. Over the past 15 years,
Half of NIL Deals Are $100 or Less: How Athletes Can Build Wealth Regardless
The NCAA recently released the NCAA Data Dashboard, and while it might shock some, I’m not surprised at all. Since
Understanding NIL Backpay for Former Division I Athletes
I was reading an article about the recent House v. NCAA settlement proposal and the significant shift it could make