What A Sound Financial Strategy Looks Like

Hey guys, I’ve got a great guest post for you today from my pal Nazeem. Hello reader, I’m a South African financial blogger and I’d like to share some of my experiences with you. As a South African, I’ve found that I’m frequently reminded of the importance of financial planning. But how many of us…

Driving For Uber As A Side Hustle

Driving For Uber As A Side Hustle

I don’t know about you guys, but I’m generally pretty fascinating by Uber and Lyft. Until I manage to get my act together and do some driving for them myself, here’s a guest post from Andrew over at Rideshareowl about why being an Uber driver is an awesome side hustle!  Unless you have been living on another planet…

Common Questions About Binary Options

At a certain point in your personal finance journey you start to realize you’ve moved past basic budgeting and frugality and now have a surplus. But what to do with it? Invest it, right? The thing is, there are so many different ways to invest – from a solid foundation of mutual funds/index funds to slightly…

How to Make Money From Your Unwanted Clutter on Craigslist

Today I am delighted to share a guest post with you from  Anum Yoon, a personal finance blogger and freelance writer who strangely enough, found her passion for money management through her extensive travels around the world. Since deciding to settle in the US, she has been faced with the task of becoming a responsible…

How to Be a Non-Starving Artist

Please welcome back Shaunta Grimes of Going Reno with another great guest post about how she side hustles as a writer. If you missed it, be sure to check out her other guest post on how she turned grocery shopping into a legit side hustle as well.  Last time I wrote a guest post for…

Why Gold and Silver Are Great Long Term Investments

Why Gold and Silver Are Great Long Term Investments

As you all probably know by now, I’m not the best choice for investment advice. However, it really does interest me, since it’s one of the next financial steps I’d like to stop sucking become proficient in. With that in mind, here’s a great guest post from Tony over at Trading Slugger. He’s actually got…

Networking Like a Pro

We all have our special skill sets and networking is not one of mine. Unfortunately, it’s a really important skill. Lucky for me, I know a few people who don’t suck at it. One of them is Shannon from Financially Blonde who was kind enough to share her mad networking skillz with us so that one day…

What's Your Hourly Rate?

What’s Your Hourly Rate?

I’ve been reading a lot about how you value your time lately. I took one of those nifty quizzes lately that told me I value my time at $22.50 an hour. Which is awesome, because I don’t make that much (post tax)… perhaps this explains my perpetual state of discontentment and urge to side hustle. Read more…

5 Tips to Save Money on Movie Tickets

5 Tips to Save Money on Movie Tickets

Today I have a guest post from someone really in the know about how to save cash on everyday items (and she’s a college student, so you know she’s budget conscious) – Jane Hudson. Jane is freelance writer who writes about all things shopping, saving tips, and lifestyle… under the sun. Check her page coupon4share.com for…

What You Can Learn From My Best Summer Job

The following is a guest post from Martin of Studenomics, where he helps you conquer your fears as you master your finances and try to get through your 20s without missing a party. The other day my youngest brother was telling me how he had a full-time job lined up for the summer. He is…

How to Find a New Rental After an Eviction Notice

This post is a guest post from Jennifer Riner of Zillow, a terrific website that can help you find homes and rentals. Zillow also has a very cool home value estimate tool that you can play around with. If you’re looking for some expert rental information, you’ve come to the right place today!  It happens…

Top 5 Things to Do in Juneau, Alaska

Top 5 Things to Do in Juneau, Alaska

Juneau, the capital of Alaska and brief home of Sarah Palin, is a must see stop on any Alaskan adventure. As part of the inside passage into Alaska, it has slightly better temperatures than lots of other cities in America’s biggest state, making summer a great time to check it out. Read more here. 

European Budget Airlines

European Budget Airlines

I don’t know about you, but as an American, flying NEVER seems like the cheapest way to travel. That’s why when I moved to England, I was so surprised to hear about everyone going on “holiday” all over Europe all the time. I think this is because America is so large, unless you live on…

How a College Degree Can Enhance Your Career

Today I’m excited to share with you this great guest post from Kelly over at the Growing Pains blog. She’s a wife and the mother of an adorable 1 year and actually started blogging so she could keep a journal for her daughter to read when she was older. Since then, her blog has grown…

How to Make Money Being a Mystery Shopper

In case my first post on How to Make Millions as a Mystery Shopper. Not! didn’t quench your thirst for knowledge about this side hustle, you can check out this guest post over on Vosa for more details about how to get into this side hustle yourself. For the past three months I’ve been working…

True Story: I Lived on a Circus Train

True Story: I Lived on a Circus Train

My friend J$ over at Budgets Are Sexy was kind enough to let me guest post today! Hopefully he’s enjoying the extra day of paternity leave with his newest Penny. So if you’ve ever dreamt of running away with the circus, head over there and check this out. When I was eleven, I made a…

That Was Easy! Saving $$$ at Stapler Confessions

That Was Easy! Saving Money with Stapler Confessions

I think pretty much everyone who works in theater knows that stage managers could single handedly fund Staples. Turns out there’s actually a fantastic blog run by Rebecca called Stapler Confessions that focuses on personal finance AND getting the best deals at Staples. She is seriously into this store, and if there’s one person out there…

True Story: I Lived on a Cruise Ship

True Story: I Lived on a Cruise Ship

So, like I haven’t rambled about my weird adventures enough in the last two weeks… if you wanted to know more about what it was like to live on a cruise ship, check out my guest post over at Budgets Are Sexy. Some people do crazy things like recycle their toilet paper to save a…

Travel Apps to Save Some Cash

Travel Apps to Save Some Cash

      I have spent a lot of time in my car. In 2008, I drove across the country twice (because I’d never seen the Pacific Ocean… and then I had, so it was time to head back). Even though it wasn’t all that long ago, I had an actual TomTom that regularly malfunctioned…

Dual Enrollment Saves Money!

Dual Enrollment Saves Money!

Today I’m featuring an awesome guest post from Eva over at TeensGotCents. Eva is ridiculously on top of things for a teenager and regularly makes me feel like I’m a super slacker – in a good and encouraging way. I love reading her blog and thought she’d make an excellent contributor to the college conversations…

How I Chose My Major

How I Chose My Major

Today the fabulous Eva from TeensGotCents swapped posts, so if you want to check out mine, you’ll need to head over to her site. Make sure you don’t miss her post on dual enrollment though! Sometimes I think arts and humanities degrees get a bad wrap. A recent comment over on my blog fired me…

My Dear Debt Letter at Dear Debt

I don’t know if any of you are familiar with Melanie over at Dear Debt, but she writes a lot about (surprise) debt, a subject still near and dear to my heart, since it’s shaped my entire view of money. She has a great guest post series featuring people writing their own Dear Debt letters…