BECAUSE A RICH LIFE SHOULDN'T COST A FORTUNE.
Thinking about financing a car loan? It’s said that cash is king but when it comes to buying big ticket items like cars and houses, cash isn’t necessarily better or the most practical choice. Once you’ve located and negotiated for your new dream car, you may be ready to discuss your payment options. Congratulations!
Buying a car can be totally overwhelming, but a boss lady knows that in order to get into the driver’s seat she’s got to be in the driver’s seat during the buying process. The actual process may seem time consuming and frustrating, especially if you’ve never done it before.
Whether you’re a newbie or just want to freshen up some of your negotiation tactics, I have compiled some valuable car buying tips for women based on my own personal experience buying and helping others to buy their cars. Utilized properly, these should minimize the headache and save you some significant time and money.
No bride deserves a deadbeat bridesmaid in her wedding party. That said, unless the wedding is a Kim and Kanye style affair with all expenses paid, the reality is that being a bridesmaid is often about 30% glamour and 70% hard labor. With the growing interest in DIY and destination weddings, it’s more important than ever for a would-be bride to select her attendants carefully and be realistic with herself and with her potential maids about the demand on everyone’s time and pocketbook. There is a lot more to it than tulle and flowers, and not everyone will be enthusiastic about hot gluing sequins to masons jars for 12+ hours to save you a few bucks.
Yes, it’s true. You can get paid to get married, or have a baby, or take a European vacation… if you play your cards right in the credit card rewards department. Before you make a face, let me assure you that I personally despise credit card spam and most credit card incentives.
Credit card debt and the millennial woman… two things that are often associated and should never be. Although it’s the comedic fodder of television, movies, books, and even the Sunday morning funny pages, women are capable of rational thought, financial management, and consumer accountability. It’s time to break up with debt altogether, and chip away at the negative association that credit card debt and the millennial woman are somehow happy bedfellows.
Lisa Tufano is a 30-something professional woman living in Los Angeles, CA.
THINK LIKE A BOSS LADY was created as a lifestyle and empowerment blog for the modern millennial woman.
You'll find everything from life hacking shortcuts and etiquette tips to career and financial advice, with a healthy dose of budget-friendly shopping and fashion inspiration sprinkled in.
