As we wrap up Fall, we continue to provide a transparent look at Wallet Squirrel through another monthly Income Report! These Income Reports are always a favorite because it helps us celebrate everything we’ve been up for the month. Plus for our readers, it’s an incredible peek behind the curtain at running our website. We […]
This is easily one of the most creative ways to earn extra money if you have the opportunity. I did this in college and will go over everything from how I signed up to be an extra, how it went, and as the headline suggests, how I made $80 a day being a movie extra. […]
How much cash do you keep in your wallet? We are regularly becoming a cashless society with credit cards and digital transactions becoming the primary forms of money transfer. Even mega-company Starbucks continues to play with the idea of a completely cashless store, only accepting credit cards and mobile apps. More and more people don’t […]
10 Ways to Easily Save Thousands This Fall While most of us have our own personal and specific financial goals, we also share many common goals and generally want similar outcomes when it comes to money. We want to earn more money. We want to retire at a reasonable age. We want to improve the […]
As a personal finance enthusiast, I try to stay on top of the latest trends and topics related to debt, credit, and other important money management topics. For this post, I signed up to compare Credit Sesame vs. Credit Karma to see which was more beneficial and whether one was a waste of my time. […]
Who knew you could create your own cookbook? I had no idea! I thought this was something only for the famous cooks on the Food Channel. When I heard Mel, today’s guest was releasing a cookbook, I was blown away. I knew I had to see if she would share her story with the Wallet […]
Last month’s Income Report was such a success that we decided to do another one! Just kidding, we’ve been sharing these Income Reports since 2015 as a way to share how easy (or hard) it is to earn extra money online and what it’s really like starting a blog. Overall, it’s been a blast and […]
Sadly it was not until my early 30’s when I started to mature with my personal finance moves. I guess I can say, “Better late than never.” but I still get a knot in my stomach every time I think about the time I wasted. Today I want to talk about 10 personal finance moves […]
