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Emma Jackson didn't have much money growing up - but that didn't stop her from buying her first home at age 25 and saving enough to pay off the mortgage two years later. The British blogger told Business Insider that, growing up, she was aware her parents were in financial difficulty after they had bad mortgage advice that left them in debt. She and her brothers started contributing to the household once they could, which helped her focus on being "really savvy" with money.

Business

fromBusiness Insider

2 months ago

I hated my Big Law career, but stayed so I could achieve FIRE in 7 years. It came at the expense of my joy, but I have no regrets.

I pursued law solely because I saw it as a practical, respectable career, but I didn't love it. Before starting my first job, I came across the financial independence early retirement (FIRE) movement, and I saw it as a way out.

Retirement

Startup companies

fromFortune

3 months ago

'Buffy' star Sarah Michelle Gellar hates writing big checks-she cuts coupons, researches gas prices before filling up and stares at purchases 'for days' before buying

Some celebrities prioritize frugality over extravagance, focusing on experiences and financial mindfulness.

Everyday cooking

fromFast Company

4 months ago

'Eating like a medieval peasant': TikTok is eating up recession-era dining tips

Kiki Rough showcases affordable eating using historical recipes amid economic uncertainty.

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Caz Mooney: '?We sat down with our kids and said, look, we're going to do a low-spend year and hopefully buy our own home'

How to save money with a low-spend year, with budgeting expert Caz Mooney

My family of 5 has made lifestyle adjustments to save money. We buy generic grocery brands and cut back on subscription services.