Blog - Women's Personal Finance

Mini-Retirement: Taking a Sabbatical before reaching FIRE

February 20, 2022 / By Angela @ WPF.org

Someone asked “what’s holding you back from leaving your job” and I couldn’t really answer. The numbers worked, my partner and I had a dream that couldn’t be accomplished while holding a full-time job, but I still had a block. Two years into the pandemic, a lot of people are reconsidering what they want their […]

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Women’s Personal Finance: Wednesday Roundup February 16, 2022

February 16, 2022 / By Angela @ WPF.org

Welcome to the Women’s Personal Finance Wednesday Roundup! We started this series back in 2018 on TreadLightlyRetireEarly.com to showcase the fabulous women in the online personal finance community who are talking about money online. Even now, there is a perception that women aren’t good with money, don’t care about money, or don’t understand it on a granular

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Women’s Personal Finance: Wednesday Roundup February 9, 2022

February 9, 2022 / By Angela @ WPF.org

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Women’s Personal Finance: Wednesday Roundup February 2, 2022

February 2, 2022 / By Angela @ WPF.org

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Debt: When You’re Too Deep in Your Feelings

January 30, 2022 / By Regina @ WPF

To pull some lines from our post today, “Although money is not emotional, my attachment to spending was.” If you’re in debt, you’ve probably got some fairly deep feelings about it. Even if you’re not in debt, the emotions you have around money and spending could be leading you there. If open conversations about money

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