Student loan forgiveness FAQ

Student loan forgiveness is here - but how much will you get? Do you have to pay taxes on your student loan forgiveness? Does this student loan cancellation count towards grad school? Here’s everything we know!

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Kate Moody
Internal vs external locus of control

Today, we’re going to talk about an internal locus of control vs an external locus of control and how that relates to your financial success because if you can cultivate an internal locus of control, you’re more likely to do the work necessary to get financial freedom and success.

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Kate Moody
The money mindset that can keep you poor

If you’re anything like me, sometimes you take a look at the world and think “The wrong people have all the money.”

In the face of climate change, global food shortages, and general humans behaving badly, people like Jeff Bezos spend more than we’ll ever see in our entire lives, combined, shooting themselves into space.

​Worst yet, he came back. (ba-dum dum)

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The truth about ESG investing

…there’s a lot of evidence to show that ESG investing isn’t the silver bullet a lot of people want it to be, it costs you a lot more, and there’s emerging evidence it even takes away from real change.

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Kate Moody
Interest rate hikes and YOU!

There’s been a lot of chatter about the FED announcing interest rates going up - and this is going to affect everything financial. It will affect YOUR WALLET, let’s talk about that so you can prepare for rising interest rates, save money, and do really well when others are freaking out because they don’t understand what’s going on.

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Kate Moody
Feels like there will never be enough

For too many people, their financial plan is, “Don’t spend money. Save as much as you can.” I’m not saying that’s not a decent plan, it’s better than the reverse, but it’s mentally burdensome and keeps people from enjoying their lives. They weigh every. single. purchase. they. make. And then they feel guilty about buying an item or buy a cheaper version that quickly wears out or doesn’t actually do the thing they need. On top of the guilt and waste of money on something they need to replace, they spend valuable time looking for a better deal or figuring out how they can go without. Never forget, money comes and goes, time only goes.

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Kate Moody
"Pound Foolish" video book review

Helaine Olen's investigative journalism into the snake oil industry that is personal finance goes well beyond excoriating the biggest players for their negative actions (although that is fun to read), she discusses the greater insidiousness of why we even need personal finance - that the system is intentionally complex and should be simplified from the top down, not the bottom up.

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"Loaded" Book Review

This book shows its readers how their childhood experiences inform their adult relationship with money using peer-reviewed resources and then goes on to help the reader build a realistic budget based on all their needs - including emotional.

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