My May Net Worth Update

In April, my net worth dropped by $259.00. Here’s what happened and why I’m hopeful the rest of 2020 will be positive for me and my net worth.

A Conversation With Tiffany Ferguson

Personal finance YouTube is pretty actively un-cool. And that’s exactly why Tiffany Ferguson’s videos about her student loans and Bernie Sanders stand out.

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My March Net Worth Update

Although I spent more than usual this month, I made some pretty significant financial progress. Here’s how much my net worth increased between February and March 2020.

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How I Plan On Becoming Net Worth Positive

After aggressively paying off credit card debt, I’m focused on increasing my net worth in the new year. Here’s the plan I’m using to reach net worth positivity.