Spending & Saving

If you’re a millennial on the fence about becoming a parent, you’ve probably heard the phrase, “It costs $1 million to raise a child through college.” (*insert white guy blinking meme*, gee, no wonder the American birth rate just keeps getting lower.) While that’s not necessarily true, the average middle-income family with two children will […]

At the end of 2022, Money with Katie officially became a million-dollar business: Our revenue hit $1.1m by December 31. (We really just squeaked over the finish line, but a win is a win.) While I shared some of the downsides of monetizing your personhood in this earlier episode, following your own curiosity and interests […]

This blog post is based on a few sections of Chapter 2 of Rich Girl Nation. If you enjoy it, consider picking up a copy! Every time I read something about negotiating a salary, a major takeaway is usually that everything is negotiable—e.g., if Corporate Daddy won’t budge on base pay, you can negotiate more […]

As a personal finance pundit, I spend (read: waste) a lot of time trolling the online watering holes where financial topics are debated, and I’ve noticed a bizarre phenomenon ramp up over the last 12 months. (I’m already fearful this piece is going to be dubbed the result of being “chronically online,” but alas, if […]