Before I even saw my email the other day with digit’s announcement that they plan to start charging monthly, 3 different friends texted me to tell me about it. I have been hardcore on the digit bandwagon. A few of you have probably read my digit supporting posts through the years: digit: Do You Have…
Update: 4/18/17: In light of digit’s move to start charging $2.99/month for their services, you may want to check out my post What Are Some Other Ways to Save besides digit? A year ago, I wrote an update on how useful I found digit after one year of using it. I’ve also compared it to Acorns and…
Update: 4/18/17: In light of digit’s move to start charging $2.99/month for their services, you may want to check out my post What Are Some Other Ways to Save besides digit? Since I’ve started paying more attention to my finances, I’ve tried a lot of websites and apps to make my life easier. Some start off strong…
So many personal finance articles harp on the importance of an emergency savings account. I completely agree, but I feel like for some people, the idea of starting an emergency savings account is like trying to wring blood from a stone. My emergency savings have saved my butt and opened the door to better opportunities…
Update: 4/18/17: In light of digit’s move to start charging $2.99/month for their services, you may want to check out my post What Are Some Other Ways to Save besides digit? In early January, one of my credit cards had fraudulent activity or something on it and was cancelled. Since I’ve been traveling, I haven’t had a…
Update: 4/18/17: In light of digit’s move to start charging $2.99/month for their services, you may want to check out my post What Are Some Other Ways to Save besides digit? A few months ago, I wrote about an app called Acorns that helps automate your savings and lets you take baby steps into investing.…