Girl$ on The Money

One frequently asked question within the Girl$ on The Money community is about Cannabis (Marihuana, weed) stock and my thoughts around it. First, I want to share that I have personally never owned any cannabis stock nor do I plan to buy any in the near future. Buying such investment goes against my core strategies […]

Hello, everyone! A new month is upon us! Can you believe it?! Well, that means is also time to share the book I’ve selected to read during the month of May:   The Happiness Project By: Gretchen Rubin   This book is definitely not new – to me or the world. I actually purchased it […]

Hello, everyone! Passing by to keep you guys updated on my progress with reading at least “one book per month” which is one of my goals for 2019. As of right now, I am on book #5 since I read two books in February. Without further ‘ado, here is what I am reading now: Leadershift: […]

The title of this post should be “what I read” March 2019 but for the sake of consistency, let’s leave it as it is. I finished this book about 2 weeks ago and just recently got around to writing this post. March has been a very busy yet productive month filled with projects and accomplishments. For […]

Before we get started the first thing you need to know is this: You don’t need a Ph.D. in finance, a job in Wall Street, a license, or have hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars in the bank to participate in the stock market. Anyone with a consistent income and internet access to open […]

A question that I have received many times within the Girl$ on The Money community is this: “What if I start investing and the market crashes?” OR “I heard we are due for a recession soon, shouldn’t I be keeping my money out of the market?” Plus many similar questions that are a combination of […]

  Hello, Loves! At the beginning of 2019, I made a commitment to myself to read at least one book per month. I am proud to share the personal “challenge” is going strong although there have been some hiccups along the way. For instance, I started February with a book that I thought sounded good […]

I have been reading magazines for as long as I can remember. My obsession started in my teen years and has followed me into my 30s (and will likely stay with me for many years going forward). While I spent a good amount of my earlier years reading gossip and teen-focused magazines, my preferences have […]

As part of my money management and investing workshops, I like to emphasize the importance of education and of getting our information from high-quality resources that we can trust and that inspire us to upgrade in our finances. For many years, I’ve been a huge fan of Money and Kiplinger magazine but I always like […]

  Hello, Loves! So, yup! You read that right. This is Part II of “What I read in January” because I somehow found the time to read 2 books. Not only did I read them but I actually went back to analyze everything I had highlighted or underlined. Here is the thing – I am […]