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Dec 31, 2024 | adimesaved.com | Robyn Goldfarb

Isn’t it high time you made more money? Whether you’re tired of debt taking over your life or just want a little breathing room in your finances, there are many ways you can boost your earnings in the upcoming year. Here are six effective examples to help. Ask for a RaiseLet’s start with the obvious: asking your boss for a raise. Chances are if you’ve been performing well enough, it’s a reasonable request, even if they can’t honor it.

Dec 28, 2024 | adimesaved.com | Robyn Goldfarb

If you’re ready to take the plunge into homeownership, then congratulations! You’re probably already sweating about all the things you’ll need to consider and work toward. But before you do anything, it’s vital to understand what you’re getting yourself into. Here are six hard and true facts that first-time homebuyers should know and accept before they start their search. Your Budget Is Not a SuggestionFirst things first: you need to know how much you can afford.

Dec 28, 2024 | adimesaved.com | Robyn Goldfarb

The job market continuously evolves, and there’s never been a better time to look for work. Whether you’re a recent graduate, someone seeking new challenges, or a seasoned professional, there’s something for everyone. The New Year is the perfect time to make decisions and start changing your life. It’s time to consider getting a new job and make your life better and happier. Here are seven compelling reasons to look for a job in 2025. 1.

Dec 27, 2024 | adimesaved.com | Robyn Goldfarb

2025 is coming up, and as the New Year approaches, it’s time for you to start thinking about New Year’s resolutions and the way you are going to act differently with your money in 2025. Many people are anxious about the economy and the upcoming year- and there is not much that we can do to stop that, but we can do some things to take control of our finances. We asked different financial and frugal living experts about what they are doing differently in 2025- and why you should do them, too.

Dec 26, 2024 | adimesaved.com | Robyn Goldfarb

Lifestyle creep, or the idea that your comfortable baseline gets higher with the more you spend outside your means, well, creeps up on you. So how can you avoid it from lurking in the shadows every time you consider using your credit card? Here are six ways to prevent lifestyle creep while keeping your finances intact. Know (And Trust) Your BudgetIf you don’t already have a budget, make one. If you do and you’re worried about lifestyle creep, re-evaluate your existing one.