Wealthy Single Mommy

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Poor moms aren't signing up for child support

2 weeks ago | wealthysinglemommy.com | Emma Johnson

Single, low-income moms are not signing up for child support, and this is a very good thing. Less formal child support means more and improved co-parenting, higher rates of father involvement, better child outcomes and increased gender equality. This trend makes sense:Child support laws were created to support divorced mothers who solely raised the children and had far lews earning potential than the divorced dads.
Everyone gets "fatherlessness" wrong

2 weeks ago | wealthysinglemommy.com | Emma Johnson

I just googled “number of children without father in home” and the top results included these titles:“View Heartbreaking Statistics”“Number of Kids Living Only with Mothers”“The Fatherless Generation”What I was actually looking for was just this stat: 22 million children, or one in three kids in the United States. Now, depending on who is citing these U.S. Census figures, the numbers may be spun in a few different ways:22 million children have no contact with their father.
20 online dating profile examples for females to copy

Feb 11, 2025 | wealthysinglemommy.com | Leighann Bacher |Emma Johnson

The landscape of modern dating has changed drastically in the last decade. Apps once used for casual hookups are now sending more and more people down the aisle. According to eharmony, 20% of current committed relationships began online. But whether you’re looking for happily ever after or something more casual, you need an enticing online dating profile to attract the right people.
Low-cost legal help for divorce, housing, employment, eviction and more

Jan 16, 2025 | wealthysinglemommy.com | April Daniels Hussar |Emma Johnson

Navigating legal challenges can be overwhelming, especially for single moms juggling multiple responsibilities. Whether you're facing eviction, dealing with a custody dispute, or simply need legal advice, free and low-cost legal aid services are available to support you.
Can't afford health insurance? 5 health insurance options for single moms

Nov 19, 2024 | wealthysinglemommy.com | Ashley Welch |Emma Johnson

In 2023, the average national cost for health insurance was $702 per month for an individual and $1,997 for a family, according to an employer health benefits survey by KFF, an independent source for health policy research, polling and journalism.1 While many Americans receive health insurance benefits through an employer, those who don’t (or those who can’t afford their employer-sponsored plan), are at risk of not receiving the medical care they need or of paying astronomical medical bills...
Used car buying tips from a mechanic: How to buy a secondhand car without getting ripped off

Oct 23, 2024 | wealthysinglemommy.com | Nancy Jackson |Emma Johnson

If you’re in the market for a used car, the last thing you want to do is spend your hard-earned money on a vehicle that turns out to be a lemon. While most states have “lemon laws” to help protect consumers who purchase defective vehicles (more on that below), in many cases, you must have an active warranty or service contract1 for the lemon law to provide protection.
You can get millions of audiobooks for free. But there are some catches.

Sep 23, 2024 | wealthysinglemommy.com | April Daniels Hussar |Emma Johnson

I’m a bookworm, but sometimes I just can’t settle down to focus on reading with my tired eyeballs. Enter, audiobooks! Whether you’re sitting in the pick-up line, doing household chores, or getting some much deserved me-time at the gym (or on the couch, let’s face it), audiobooks are the perfect way to keep your literary love alive. But there's a catch – audiobooks can be seriously pricey. The good news is, there are so many resources for free audiobooks out there.
In need of Christmas money? Get free money and earn cash for Christmas 2024

Jul 27, 2024 | wealthysinglemommy.com | Leighann Bacher |Emma Johnson

If you need money for Christmas — whether you want to buy presents or need to put a meal on your table — there are a lot of ways you can get money for Christmas, including:Churches often set aside a benevolence fund for people who need assistance with utility bills, rent, and other expenses.
Does manifesting money work? What the science says about manifesting and expert advice on making money materialize

Jul 25, 2024 | wealthysinglemommy.com | Leighann Bacher |Emma Johnson

Traditional personal finance advice from advisors and bloggers gets repetitive: Follow a budgetPay down debt strategicallyBuild an emergency fundAsk for a raise or get a new jobSell items you no longer needWhile those are all solid means to improve your financial stability, some people believe in a more spiritual approach: Manifesting money. Anita Mae Aguilar, host of the Manifesting Money Podcast on Apple Podcasts, says manifesting is when something in your mind comes to the physical reality.
Are diamonds losing their luster? Comparing cheaper “fake diamonds” to the real thing

Jul 18, 2024 | wealthysinglemommy.com | Leighann Bacher |Emma Johnson

Nearly a century after the De Beers Company put diamonds on the map with its 1930s marketing campaign featuring popular movie stars,1 demand for mined diamonds has plummeted, as more couples opt for less expensive and ethically sourced diamond alternatives.