Smart Money Tips
THURSDAY 5:48 p.m., FRIDAY 5:00 a.m.
50-second money tips from Amanda H. Christensen, an Accredited Financial Counselor and Associate Professor for USU Extension specializing in personal finance. As editor of the Utah Money Moms website and social media platforms, she partners with USU Extension colleagues to share real-life money smarts for women of all ages. Amanda is co-author of the PowerPay Money Mastery Online Course. Connect with her on Facebook and Instagram @UtahMoneyMoms.
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Celebrating when you reach a specific goal is very memorable. Your children will remember positive money experiences like this for years to come. -
A SSS is a personalized estimate of how much you will receive from Social Security if you retire or become disabled.
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If your wallet is ever stolen or misplaced, would you be able to produce a list of its contents from memory?
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Have you ever heard yourself say, “I’m just not good at budgeting,” or “I’m not a saver”?
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Following a strategic plan to eliminate debt will accelerate your debt payoff time.
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A money date with your significant other is an opportunity to complement each other on something each of you do well with moneymanagement.
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Paying off a debt obligation can feel like a pay raise!
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You don’t have to be perfect with money to engage your children in meaningful conversations about money.
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Just because it’s a “bargain store” doesn’t mean you are getting a deal or saving money.
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One of the best gifts you can give to those you care about is to share a resource you love that helps you manage your money more efficiently.
