Chi's Journey
During my local bank visits, tellers usually ask if I want to apply for a credit card. But one time stood out to me more than others. I politely declined, as usual, and told her I was not interested in having their credit card. She asked what I would do if an emergency came up. […]
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means I may receive a commission if you make a purchase using these links. One of the benefits I got from purchasing my Tesla Model Y in 2023 is the $7,500 federal tax credit and my state tax credit. When I purchased my Tesla Model Y, I […]
With $7,760 of investment income and tax benefits over the years, you can believe a 529 plan is one of my favorite investment accounts. I first learned about it while working as a tax intern at a CPA firm. One of the tax managers told me to open an account to pay for my master’s […]
According to Nerd Wallet, the average student debt is $71,000 for graduate students in 2020. I am unsure about you, but that is a lot of money for me. I was worried student loans would hold me back financially in the future. I made a goal to graduate debt-free in accounting, and I did it! […]