Money

I love high-yield savings account and personally recommend CIT Bank, one of the top 10 online banks.

I can’t stop talking about Empower, the budgeting app for people who hate budgeting.
Looking to save money? Get Rakuten and Honey. Rakuten offers you cashback on a number of online retailers and Honey works to find coupons for all your internet purchases.
Public.com is a brokerage that doubles as a social media platform -- think Twitter for finance. Use my link to join and get $15 in free stock.
Are you thinking about consolidating your credit card debt into one low-interest rate? Check out Tally, the world’s first automated debt manager.
Do you forget to cancel your free trials? Then you need Trim, the virtual personal assistant that constantly works to save you money by negotiating your bills and canceling your unused subscriptions.

Side Hustles

As a freelance writer, I can’t recommend Freelance Writer Academy enough.
I love Skillshare’s affordable membership and classes. Over the past few years, I’ve learned things like how to build a Squarespace site and how to optimize my Instagram hashtags.
I’m a proud member of Your Social Team, a membership that makes continuing social media education simple and fun.
If you’re a social media manager you need to get Dollar Eighty! It helps you centralize hashtags, accounts, and locations you’re following so you can engage more in less time.
I use Planoly to plan out the social media feeds and schedule posts of each account I manage.
At this point, everyone needs to know how to use Canva, an online platform that makes graphic design accessible to everyone. I use Canva to design Instagram posts, invoices, and more.

If you love the feeling of a physical book I highly recommend shopping through Bookshop, a marketplace for independent booksellers.

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