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[...] of the four styles we’ve already talked about. Stay tuned for more money advice from the Penny Smart Girl! ~ Meka, Penny Smart Girl [...]

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[...] back often for my latest posts. In my next post, I’ll explain the five money styles. ~ Meka, Penny Smart Girl [...]

[...] Mona Mix-it-up is the fifth of our five money styles. This style represents a combination of the four previous money styles to help us describe a [...]

[...] financial experts. Some say there are four styles, others count six. I believe there are five money styles. I’ll explain them briefly here, and expand on them in future posts. I will also elaborate [...]

[...] In my June 30 post, I introduced you to the five money styles, or money personalities as they are sometimes called. I promised to tell you more about them, [...]

[...] Today I want to introduce you to Lavish Lucy, another one of the five money styles. Lavish Lucy is a nice person, generous too, but she can’t save a dime to save her life. Why? [...]

[...] life, trying to strike a balance between spending too much and saving obsessively. Unlike Frugal Freddy, Cautious Casey will spend money on items to cover her basic needs, trying to suppress the [...]

[...] you to save is a good one, even if it is a simple one. If you are not a faithful saver like Frugal Freddy or Wise Wesley, I encourage you to give this 52-week plan a try, and let me know how it works [...]

[...] it to extremes, and Freddy has that tendency. He saves to the exclusion of all else. You see Frugal Freddy wants to secure his financial future, and he believes the only way he can do that is to save [...]

[...] be saving for her future, and avoiding making educated decisions. Lucy is a good match for Frugal Freddy (see previous post) who can help her balance her spending with saving. She would also get [...]

[...] Today I’d like to introduce you to Wise Wesley, the fourth of our five money styles. Wise Wesley is a master with his money. He budgets, lives within his means and invests for the future. [...]

[...] Casey would be a good partner for Frugal Freddy who can help her with her savings plan, or Wise Wesley who can help her invest for the long haul and attend to the daily money chores she avoids. Is [...]

[...] a good one, even if it is a simple one. If you are not a faithful saver like Frugal Freddy or Wise Wesley, I encourage you to give this 52-week plan a try, and let me know how it works for you. I know [...]

[...] post) who can help her balance her spending with saving. She would also get along well with Wise Wesley, who can help her make better financial decisions including investing in her future. Please [...]

[...] The third of our money styles is Cautious Casey. With her money personality, Casey lives a simple, modest life, trying to strike a balance [...]

[...] a money style that doesn’t fit neatly into the previous four: Frugal Freddy, Lavish Lucy, Cautious Casey or Wise Wesley. Mona Mix-it-up might be a spender like Lavish Lucy who has bouts of tight- [...]

[...] , splurging on gifts and other treats to impress her friends or to prove OK even if she isn’t. Cautious Casey – Cautious Casey lives a simple life of modesty, trying to strike a balance between [...]

[...] or check back periodically to meet other friends of Frugal Freddy and Lavish Lucy. Up next: Cautious Casey! ~ Meka, Penny Smart Girl [...]

[...] Mona Mix-it-up is the fifth of our five money styles. This style represents a combination of the four [...]

[...] statements, paying bills on time, etc. Next time, we’ll talk about the fifth money style, Mona Mix-it-up, who is a combination of the four styles we’ve already talked about. Stay tuned for more [...]

[...] Educator (aka Certified Money Coach). In 2011 I spent a year working for the AmeriCorps Financial Literacy program and volunteered over 900 hours in Seattle doing outreach, one on one coaching, [...]

Mona Mix-it-up is the fifth of our five money styles. This style represents a combination of the four previous money styles to help us describe a mone [...]

In my last post,I brought up the term “money style” which has been written about by many financial experts. Some say there are four styles, others [...]

In my last post,I brought up the term “money style” which has been written about by many financial experts. Some say there are four styles, others [...]