In this week’s founder interview, we interviewed Hayden James from Fraction. Without further ado⦠Who are you and what do you do? My name is Hayden James, and I am the CEO and Co-Founder of Fraction. I am a husband and father and above all,…
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Financial literacy is the ability to manage money effectively. Mastery of budgeting, saving, debt, and investing make up its key components.Financial literacy is the ability to manage money effectively. Mastery of budgeting, saving, debt, and investing make up its key components.
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We joined a CSA this year, our first time venturing into the realm of Community Supported Agriculture. I have been intrigued with the concept for several years, as I have friends who rave about their weekly boxes of fresh veggies from a local farm. A special deal popped up in my Facebook feed in late winter and I decided to do it.
We shelled out $475 ($450 for the CSA and $25 one-time delivery fee). The reason I finally took the plunge is because the CSA was coming from a farm in Salem, Connecticut, (about 30 miles from my home) but was being delivered to a farm in our town (about a 7 minute drive up the road). So the convenience factor weighed heavily in the decision.
The $450 applies to a season that started the last week in May and will run through November. That’s 25 weeks, equaling an expense of $18 a week. The box of vegetables provides about 5-10 lbs of produce a week. From May through October we typically shop for veggies and fruits at our local farmers’ markets (we are blessed with several near our home), where we easily spend around $40 a week. The CSA does not include fruit.
Dave Ramsey recently built a new house and paid cash for it. I wrote about it, and a discussion quickly started, which Ramsey himself added to. Here’s a further discussion of what he had to say.
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If youâre a teenager and you need to make money, we have gathered a list of the best online jobs for you. I have to warn you that most online jobs are not âjobsâ in the traditional sense. They donât usually come with a flat hourly salary, a fixed schedule, or even direct supervision to […]
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Hereâs a 4-month plan to help you pay down your holiday debt.
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There are so many items in your household that are similar to one another. Whether pillows, doors, windows, or blankets, they are all used the…
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Originally founded in 1934 as a credit union for teachers in Hillsborough County, Suncoast Credit Union has since expanded its territory and membership eligibility requirements while remaining a regional lender. Headquartered in the city of Tampa, Suncoast is now the largest credit union in Florida and provides mortgages to its many members in the Sunshine […]
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