Clever and useful ways to think about budgeting, both before you leave and on your trip.
After five years of university, I immediately designed a five-year travel plan across six continents and through 40 countries while $40,000 in student loan debt ($38, 990 to be exact – plus $8, 336.86 in interest over the years). It doesn’t Read More …
Iceland is not a cheap country to visit. In fact, in my post about 10 ways to save money in Iceland, I mention how it ranks as the 14th most expensive country in the world according to Business Insider. As Read More …
Most people feel like money is a secret and what you make and what you spend is very personal. I disagree and think the more we openly talk about any issue and idea, the more we can all learn and Read More …
When traveling it’s surprising how swiftly you can burn through that fold of cash in your pocket. A little drink here, a museum entrance fee there and a bus ride or cab fare and the next thing you know, you’re Read More …
I have to admit it: budgeting sucks. Sometimes it’s really really hard to do. I’ve spent the last four years traveling for six months, then coming home, working hard, and saving every penny I can for six months. Just so Read More …
I’ve spent the last week or two spending some serious hours trip planning the next two months. (Which we all know I don’t particularly love). I have some friends and family coming to meet me soon so I kind of Read More …
One of the biggest hidden expenses of both long and short term travel is your bank card. You expect to pay a certain amount for accommodation, food, and activities, but you never really think about how much money you might Read More …