You are probably trying to start learning about some aspect of personal finance, whether it is personal finance itself, retirement, banking, or budgeting. I created a list of some of the most Googled financial questions in 2020 to help you learn all about your money! Personal Finance Questions 1st financial questions: What is personal finance? …
So many people are struggling with money every day. They are living paycheck-to-paycheck and trying to figure out how they are going to afford an emergency. Most people are dealing with this because they just think they will always be worrying about money. They think of a budget as restrictive and they don’t have the …
I hear, “I want to figure out how to spend less money” and “What is a no spend challenge?” all the time. You are not alone if you think saving money can be a pain or just plain hard.
I completely understand why you feel like that because that is how I felt at one point in my life as well! I created Money Tree Network to help others learn how to budget and manage their finances successfully.
Today, I am here to explain how to save money using the no spend challenge, and how I like to implement the no spend challenge in my life.
Are you starting to think about short or long term financial goals? Today, we are going to review what this really means, how to create them, and some of my favorite financial goals. We will start with explaining short term financial goals and then move into the long term goals later on.
Building your credit score in the United States can be a frustrating game. You don’t want to go into more debt, but you need your credit score to get car insurance, a home mortgage, or sometimes even a cellphone…but how do you do this?
Before we go into how to build credit without a credit card, we need to understand what a credit score is, and what makes up your score.
You are probably searching for something like “Needs vs Wants” or “difference between needs and wants”. If this sounds about right then you came to the right place! Money Tree Network is here to help you learn how to budget, make money, and save money. Today we are going to review the basic definition of …
You are probably searching for something like “budgeting tips” or “budgeting like a pro” and you came across this personal finance blog. At Money Tree Network, we try to help people learn exactly why they should budget, how to budget, and some real life tips for budgeting from the pros. I asked a bunch of …
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Budgeting, personal finance, managing finances…I know these are 3 phrases that A LOT of people are terrified of. Most people are never taught these things in school so I understand how hard it is to learn and get started. Money Tree Network was created to help beginners learn the personal finance basics.
Budgeting can be intimidating! I get it…budgeting seems time-consuming and difficult. But it doesn’t have to be! Money Tree Network reviewed many budgeting and picked our favorites for you. Mint, Personal Capital, YNAB, EveryDollar, HoneyMoney…these are just a few of the hundreds of budgeting apps on the market. What sets these apps apart from the …
An emergency fund is vital when wanting to become financially free. The average American cannot even afford a $500 emergency according to VaroWorth. Learn what an emergency fund is, why you need one, how you start it, where to put it, and so much more. What is an Emergency Fund? An emergency fund is a …
