I’m fascinated by learning about the way people live in other parts of the world. I love to see what their homes look like, how they spend a typical day, what they do for a living and I love to learn about the little things that make their
I love to read personal finance books (yes, I’m a nerd and I know it). However, there is one thing that I’ve seen in multiple books that just isn’t correct. I keep seeing the authors discuss ways to reach financial goals and plan for your money and
What does it actually mean to be wealthy anyway? Is someone who lives in a million dollar home, drives a hundred thousand dollar car and is a member of the most prestigious local country club considered wealthy if they are leveraged in debt up to the value
Are you working on your financial goals? If you’re stopping by for the first time, see the class list here. I’d love to have you join us! Studies have shown that after people make $75,000 of annual income, happiness doesn’t increase. But up to that point,
I’m Kathryn Hanna-wife, mother of 3 and a Certified Public Accountant. I love to budget (really, I do!) , build spreadsheets and spend money on travel, sewing supplies and good chocolate.
