After years of working on my finances I have finally seen some success in my life. My income has grown, I am making a little money online, I have money set aside for my kids college, and I am working on buying a bigger house. These successes are big for someone coming from almost nothing to actually having a nest egg for my finances to help my family.
I have been focusing more on one of my other blogs, and trying to build my income on multiple sites. To see my most recent blog post click here Where I come from Financially and Where I am going Financially. In that post I share a lot of my personal struggles and successes. It is one thing that is helping my income a small amount, but my income is growing. I work full time in management, and I mean about 50+ hours a week. In addition to that I sell AVON, write online, sell on Etsy and Ebay, and find every way possible to save money when shopping or in everyday life. I even pick up change off of the ground when I see it. I take every opportunity to get money into my accounts. With that being said, my income for 2021 should be over $60000. That is a huge increase from the $35000 I made 2 years ago.
I have taken the money I have coming in and started purchasing stocks and bonds. I use STASH for purchasing stocks and Worthy Financial for buying bonds with a 5% interest rate. Stash requires little knowledge about trading stocks to make real money, just read everything they have so you can learn what you need to know. Worthy is simple to use. All you need is $5 to start and you earn 5%interest. I currently earn about .40 a day on Worthy without any effort. That gives me more than $146 a year if I do not add or take out any money.
With finding ways to earn extra money and to save extra money, I am seeing big success. It has not been an easy financial journey. It has taken time and patience, and a lot of not purchasing items that I really want too. My biggest tip to anyone trying to make their life more financially stable is to make goals, and find every way you can to reach them. Even a simple $5 a day in earnings or savings will add up to over $1800 a year for you. Read my post on Free money to see some of the simple ways I have to get extra money.
