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How to Reset Your Money After a Life Event

by Kate Nelsen

Sometimes you just need to pause and turn inwards. After months of silence on this platform I’m happy to return and explain that my husband and I are now anxiously awaiting the arrival of our first child later this year – and we’ve taken a few months to sit back, digest what’s happening with our lives, and to take a long hard look at how this will affect our finances. Prior to pregnancy, my husband and I were well on our way to paying off our $282,874.50 in debt (in 6 months we’d eliminated two credit cards, a family loan and started in on our high-interest student loan – about $13,000 in debt) – but by mid-March we both had to stop and reflect if putting every penny of our disposable income towards debt repayment was the most logical use for our money with a child on the way. After many months of talking and planning, we’re back with a modified debt repayment plan that will allow us (first time parents) to adequately prepare...

June 26, 2017
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Hello and welcome! At Find Enough, you’ll discover content that supports better wealth, health, and happiness. That means in-depth discussions on: my journey towards rapid debt repayment; my experience with eschewing consumerist habits; strategies for more intentional living; financial literacy; value-based living; staying healthy on the cheap, physically and mentally; and more.

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June 26, 2017

How to Reset Your Money After a Life Event

Sometimes you just need to pause and turn inwards. After months of silence on this platform I’m happy to...

by Kate Nelsen
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At Find Enough, you’ll discover content that supports better wealth, health, and happiness. That means in-depth discussions on: my journey towards rapid debt repayment; my experience with eschewing consumerist habits; strategies for more intentional living; financial literacy; value-based living; staying healthy on the cheap, physically and mentally; and more.

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