Author: DeAndreaAshanelle

How to Create Easy, Simple to Use Budget for Beginners

Posted on by DeAndreaAshanelle

Are you interested in budgeting, but don’t know where to start?

I completely understand. There is so much budgeting information available and it can be overwhelming to intake all the information. On top of that, then you have to decide what information to use and how to implement it. After going through all of that, budgeting doesn’t seem worth it.

Start with the Basics

If this is the situation you find yourself in, I recommend just starting.

Continue reading “How to Create Easy, Simple to Use Budget for Beginners” →

Am I Using DoorDash to Procrastinate?

Posted on by DeAndreaAshanelle

I started doing DoorDash two weeks ago and it is turning out to be a pretty easy side hustle.

Note: If you are interested in signing up for DoorDash, sign up through the Rakuten app . You will recieve $50 cashback once you complete your first order. Rakuten is a cashback website that gives you cashback for shopping at your favorite retailers such as H&M, ASOS, etc.

My goal for DoorDash is to make $150 a week. This will total $600 a month. I am using this extra income to pay down my student loan balance . Once I payoff this loan, I can focus on other financial goals such as increasing my retirement contributions and investing.

Continue reading “Am I Using DoorDash to Procrastinate?” →

The Role Your Thoughts Play in Reaching Your Financial Goals

Posted on by DeAndreaAshanelle

My financial journey began in August of 2019 out of NEED.

I realized I could not afford to pay for both my car payment and student loans at the same time.

There was no way!

If I juggled both bills at the same time, I would have no money left at the end of the month after all my essential bills were paid. Luckily, I realized this while my student loans were in forbearance, but it would be ending soon. This meant I needed to pay my car off quick, fast, and in a hurry or I would be in for a struggle. 

Continue reading “The Role Your Thoughts Play in Reaching Your Financial Goals” →