Do 1 Thing You Already Tried to Do
It’s Thursday, which means it’s time to Do 1 Thing.
Every Unpaid Internship I’ve Ever Had
Over the course of four years, I completed six unpaid internships.
How a Consultant in the UAE Does Money
Brian (not his real name) is a 31-year-old organizational development professional.
The Cost of My First Burning Man, Part Two
After spending $2,155.73 and many hours of my time ordering, packing, and getting waxed, it was time to go to Burning Man.
Question Wednesday
It’s Wednesday, which means it’s time to take aim at our financial questions.
You Have to Read This Story About the Guy Who Put a Car on His Credit Card
He got the points, and then transferred the balance to 0 percent intro APR cards.
The Cost of Preparing for a Hurricane
Last week I spent a ridiculous amount of money to ease the stress and panic of Hurricane Irma.
What’s Your Financial Goal for This Week?
It’s Monday, which means it’s time to set a financial goal for the week.
The Cost of a Maternity Wardrobe
I can get through my pregnancy with one pair of jeans.
Nearly Everyone Feels Guilty About Spending Money
Last Friday, we looked at why rich people hide price tags. Today, let’s pair Rachel Sherman’s NYT essay with Claire Zulkey’s longread at Racked: “Shopping When Your Partner Works and You Don’t.”
Groupon Grad School
I never went to grad school. Instead, I spent three years working for Groupon.
A Friday Chat About Good Managers
Featuring Billfolder Marisa!
Why Rich People Hide Price Tags
Today’s must-read longread is an essay by Rachel Sherman: “What the Rich Won’t Tell You.”
The Various Costs of Toddler Transportation
Not long ago, I wrote about the various costs of toddler entertainment—now I’m going to delve into the wonderful world of toddler transportation devices.
I Guess We Should Discuss the Equifax Thing
There is so much speculation going on right now—and a lot of conflicting advice.
I Really Want a Billfolder to Win This Short Story Contest
The Economic Security Project wants short fiction about a world with basic income. The prize: $1,000 per month for a year.