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A Hawaii take on âhyggeâ, the Danish art of being cozy Hawaii News Now
A Hawaii take on âhyggeâ, the Danish art of being cozy Hawaii News Now
Find out where your peers are putting their money.
Those who have lived to 100 — and beyond — offer clues to how you can find more joy every day.
I just read Barbara Stanny’s “Secrets of Six-Figure Women.” I was happy to find that I share similar traits to the 150 women she interviewed. But there was a section that stood out to me, mostly because I didn’t expect it to stand out to me.
We previously reviewed Stanny’s book “Overcoming Underearing.” Guest reviewer Jeremy M. wrote:
“[Stanny] learned that the big difference between highly successful women and less successful women was how they valued themselves and what they were willing to do to get what they wanted.”
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There are many ways for Black women to invest to build wealth for their families, and choosing one can be challenging. In this podcast, we explore the options.
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Many people, religious or not, choose to sponsor a child through the many programs that are available. While everyone has their own reason for pursuing sponsorship, many do it to help those in need and to share their own resources. Our Experience with Sponsorship Last year, my husband and I researched World Vision and felt […]
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Today, I have an article from Penny. Her family of six spends just $53,000 a year, with $22,000 of that going towards their student loan debt. Here is her story. Dear Readers of Making Sense of Cents, I’m Penny. I write a blog with my cousin, Rich. It’s called Penny and Rich. He’s rich. I’m poor. Get […]
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