Author: ayeeshagreen

Multigenerational Living: How It Helped Me Achieve Homeownership

Enrolling in Austin Community College and getting accepted into the Gaining Momentum Program was a game changer for me. The Gaining Momentum Program is designed to help people like me

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Finding the Sweet Spot: Balancing Saving and Spending for Financial Success

Hello, my name is Alexis and I am a current Honors student, Phi Theta Kappa member, inducted member of the National Society of Leadership and Success, and a former active

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My Debt Repayment Plan Is A Key Component To My Financial Freedom

Hello, my name is Alexis and I am a current Honors student, Phi Theta Kappa member, and a former active participant in the Gaining Momentum program at Austin Community College.

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When I Knew It Was Time To Sell My Car

Hello, my name is Alexis and I am a current Honors student at Austin Community College and a former active participant in the Gaining Momentum program. Gaining Momentum is an

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Time To Ditch That Super Expensive Cell Phone Plan!

What’s up SMMO Money Tribe! Going through this current pandemic should have us all looking for ways to cut down on expenses. Cell phone plans should be one of the

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Finally, the Blog on Investing

Our last Peer Money Mentor meeting was a bus load of valuable information. We had a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) come in and talk with us about investing. We’re going

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Finally, the Blog on Investing

Our last Peer Money Mentor meeting was a bus load of valuable information. We had a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) come in and talk with us about investing. We’re going

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Where’s The Cash At?

Come one, come all, and let’s whip out our excel spreadsheets, calculators, bank statements, pen, and paper. We’re talking about budgeting. What are the two main components to budgeting? Income and

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My Path to Finishing College Debt Free

If I am being truly honest, my path to a degree has not been without any debt.  Early in my college career I was taking classes that I did not

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We’re Not Lazy, We’re in Power Save Mode

Do you think you can live off of less than $1,500 a month? Yikes!  According to the Social Security Administration Fact Sheet, $1,471 is the average monthly benefit for retired

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