A reminder that things can change faster than you think

Hi there! Money can feel very different depending on the stage of life you're in. Some of us are focused on getting out of a tough spot, and others are thinking about what's next once the basics are covered. I pulled together three articles that show some different sides - real help if you're barely scraping by, plus real stories of what's possible with steps over time. ​I Retired 5 Years Ago With $500,000. Now I Have $1,000,000 - Here's how one person retired early with $500,000 and doubled their money in just five years. It breaks down their spending, investing choices, and the lessons they learned along the way. ​8 Things To Do if You're Barely Scraping by Financially - Doable steps to get breathing room fast, even when everything feels tight. ​How We Paid Off $266,329.01 in 33 Months - A motivating debt-payoff story with the exact strategies that made the biggest difference. What money goal are you currently working towards? Hit reply and let me know! Enjoy! Michelle from Making Sense of Cents ​ P.S. I recommend that you check out Empower (used to be known as Personal Capital and this is my referral link) if you are interested in gaining control of your financial situation. Empower allows you to aggregate your financial accounts so that you can easily see your financial situation. You can connect accounts such as your mortgage, bank accounts, credit card accounts, investment accounts, retirement accounts, and more, and it is FREE. P.P.S. And, can I ask a tiny favor? If you enjoy my blog posts and find them helpful, would you mind adding Making Sense of Cents to your Preferred Sources on Google? Just go to this link and check the box next to Making Sense of Cents. It helps my articles show up more often in Google's Top Stories section and supports the blog in a really helpful way.

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