Money Tips w/ Whitney Hansen
Every Tuesday I share Tuesday Tidbits. Subscribers get budgeting, paying down debt, investing, side hustle and mindset tips.
Tuesday Tidbits: listening to 20+ hrs of Ramit Sethi + book recommendation
Hi there! My daughter has been teething. Okaaaaay, for REAL this time. It's been a running joke in my family that Charlotte has been teething for 18 months straight. (She currently has 4.75 teeth) Teething sucks. She has been wanting extra snuggles and for me to hold her for naps. The perk of being nap trapped is getting to watch an embarrassing amount of Youtube videos. And I've been getting really into Ramit Sethi's couple money coaching videos. If you don't know Ramit, he is a popular...
Tuesday Tidbits: cost of low self-worth + Swedish death cleaning + holiday savings reminder!
Hi there, Have you ever noticed how easy it is to tie your self-worth to your paycheck, your savings account, or even the amount of debt you have (or don't have-haha!)? Maybe you've thought: "I'll feel better once I make more money." "If I could just pay off this debt, I'd finally feel good about my life." "Everyone else seems to have it figured out except me." If any of that sounds familiar, you're definitely not alone! I explored this topic on last week's episode of The Money Nerds Podcast....
Tuesday Tidbits: mid-year money check up +visiting Magnolia + tracking spending tips
Hi there, Picture this- It's a quiet Saturday morning. You're sitting in front of your computer. Coffee is brewing and you're spending some time reflecting on your financial progress. July is officially half way through 2026. This is there perfect time to pause and reflect on how you want the remainder of the year to go. With a little bit of planning and structure you can create a mid-year money review that is fast, easy, and gets you in the right headspace. Here's how I'm approaching a...
Tuesday Tidbits: "Do I really have to live below my means forever?"
If you're new to personal finance, the concept of FIRE (financial independent retire early) seems like a far-fetched goal. And I'll be frank- It seemed impossible to me when I first got into personal finance. I come from a traditional financial background (BA in Accounting and MBA), so the idea of someone having the option to retire before 65 sounded like a fever dream. Thankfully, we now understand that retirement is an amount, not an age. And there are a lot of people who want to make work...
Every Tuesday I share Tuesday Tidbits. Subscribers get budgeting, paying down debt, investing, side hustle and mindset tips.