In today’s consumerist culture, we often find ourselves caught in a cycle of spending money, whether we need to or not. From flashy advertisements to social pressure, it can be hard to resist the temptation to buy things we don’t really want or need. I’m sure your mind is reeling thinking of all the items […]
Women Who Tell Stories?
The start of March brings with it Women’s History month. This year’s theme is, Women Who Tell Stories. My first reaction when hearing this theme was “huh, interesting” and to be honest I started to question its meaning. When phrased this way it’s easy to think about the made-up stories that we all (yes […]
Mortgages & Debt: 2008 v. 2023
Whenever you hear the term recession you may instantly have flashbacks to 2008. How could it not? It’s the most recent recession in our history. One that had a lasting impact on so many people and had ripple effects throughout the world. The 2008 recession got its name as the housing crisis for a reason. […]