Author: Allison Martin
After spending years as a governmental accountant, I decided to transition into the world of freelance writing. When I'm not busy writing, I enjoy mentoring mommy-preneurs and helping others manage their finances. I hold undergraduate and graduate degrees in accounting from the University of South Florida.
11 Small Money Moves That Will Make a Big Difference
Allison Martin on February 26, 2020
These small money moves will pay off big in the long run.
12 Simple Ways to Save on Your Summer Vacation
Allison Martin on February 17, 2020
A little planning and creativity can save you a bundle.
12 Ways to Slash the Cost of Furniture
Allison Martin on October 23, 2019
There are many ways to get deals when replacing tattered furnishings.
6 Smart Steps to Buying Your First Car
Allison Martin on September 11, 2019
Buying a car can be scary, especially the first time around. This guide will help you get the best deal.
6 Essential Money Lessons Every College Student Needs to Learn
Allison Martin on September 5, 2019
Many college students are away from home and handling their own finances for the first time. Here’s a Money 101 primer.
10 Forgotten Benefits of Your Credit Card
Allison Martin on May 1, 2019
Your credit card may be more valuable than you think. These overlooked benefits can save you from many financial headaches.
9 Super Bowl Party Hacks That Will Save You Money and Time
Allison Martin on January 24, 2019
You don’t have to blow your budget or spend the whole day in the kitchen to host a shindig for the Super Bowl — or any other party.
7 Credit Score Myths: Fact vs. Fiction
Allison Martin on December 12, 2018
Here are some of the most common credit myths, along with simple ways to give your credit score a boost.
5 Ways to Slash Dental Care Costs
Allison Martin on October 10, 2018
Dental care can be expensive, even if you have insurance. Here are five ideas for cutting your costs.
How to Avoid 5 Banking Fees You Should Never Pay
Allison Martin on August 28, 2018
Tired of throwing away money each month on costly bank fees? Take a look at these tips that can help you save big.
10 Tips to Cut Car Insurance Costs
Allison Martin on August 22, 2018
Taking a few simple steps can significantly cut the cost of your car insurance premiums.
5 Questions to Consider Before Turning Your Hobby Into a Business
Allison Martin on June 20, 2018
Turning your hobby into a career can be satisfying and lucrative. But you need to ask yourself these five questions before taking the plunge.
18 Ways to Save $100 This Week
Allison Martin on May 21, 2018
Whether you’re in a bind or just want to stash extra cash, here are simple ideas to help you grow savings in a matter of days.
5 Surefire Ways to Boost Your Savings
Allison Martin on April 20, 2018
These five simple steps are sure to put you on the pathway to financial freedom.
Is Cheap Toothpaste a Bad Idea for Your Teeth?
Allison Martin on March 28, 2018
Find out whether it makes sense to look for bargain toothpaste — or if you are putting your teeth at risk.
6 Ways to Build Your Credit Score Without a Credit Card
Allison Martin on February 19, 2018
Signing up for a credit card isn’t the only way to boost your credit score. Here are some card-free ways to raise your financial standing.
6 Simple Tips for Newbies to Establish Stellar Credit
Allison Martin on November 14, 2017
How can you build credit from scratch? These straightforward steps are the key. They will even help boost seasoned credit profiles.
12 Ways to Save Big on Furniture That Makes Your Home Sparkle
Allison Martin on October 30, 2017
Whether you’re furnishing a new home or just replacing a ratty futon, there are lots of ways to find bargains on new or new-to-you furnishings.
10 Debt Management Tips for New College Grads
Allison Martin on May 4, 2017
After earning a college degree, it’s time to face reality. Here’s how to tackle your debts responsibly while navigating a new career and enjoying newfound freedom.
10 Ways You’re Overspending on Your Children
Allison Martin on December 13, 2016
Raising a child to the age of 18 costs an average of nearly $250,000. Here are 10 ways you overspend, and tips to save money without curbing the fun.
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