Using Your 20s For Foundation Building

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I love learning from people who paid off a lot of debt. It’s always so interesting to hear what worked for them.

About Our Guest

Paige Pritchard is the founder of The Purposeful Penny, an online community for women to gain the knowledge and confidence they need to create their most purposeful financial life. Paige is also a full-time Account Manager in the corporate world.

Paige was inspired to start her blog, The Purposeful Penny, after paying off $98,000 of student loan and credit card debt by the age of 27, buying her first home at 25, and building a six-figure retirement portfolio by her 29^th birthday.

Paige has made it her mission to provide the knowledge and strategies she learned along the way to other Millennial women and spread the message that your 20’s doesn’t have to be a struggle, but rather a time where substantial financial progress can happen.

What You’ll Learn

In this episode you’ll learn:

How Paige dealt with coming out of college with $40,000 in debt (that she didn’t know she had)
Blowing through an entire year’s of salary and what that taught her
The moment Paige knew she had to change and the steps she took
Her unique take to paying off debt
Balancing motivation to pay off debt with enjoying life
Paige’s favorite budgeting software
Creating multiple accounts based on the money’s purpose
Advice for saving for retirement while paying off debt

Resources

Paige’s Website

Join the Manage Your Money Like A Boss FB group

#Moneywin

Mary- “I just made my own yogurt today- 1 gallon (128 ounces) worth! If 1 6oz. plain yogurt is about $1 in groceries, I just made roughly $20 worth of it. My family finishes a gallon of yogurt every week, so I save $20 this week. Definitely worth it!” #moneywin