Mikael La Ferla explains how frequent low-cost decisions increase monthly spending through repetition and weak real-time visibility.
Philadelphia-based Mikael La Ferla explains how rising income often leads to higher fixed costs and spending limits savings growth.
Mikael La Ferla explains how separate shopping, duplication, and late tracking increase household costs.
Mikael La Ferla explains how fixed costs, timing gaps, and spending patterns prevent consistent savings even at stable income levels.
Why grocery costs often rise through frequency, duplication, and weak planning rather than one large shopping trip.
Shopden founder Mikael La Ferla explains how everyday city spending contributes to growing credit card balances.
From a Brand Partner: Shopden founder Mikael La Ferla explains how forgotten subscriptions quietly increase monthly expenses.
Philadelphia-based Shopden founder Mikael La Ferla explains how everyday spending habits turn into long-term credit card balances.
Shopden founder Mikael La Ferla explains why traditional budgets fail and how tracking everyday spending leads to better financial habits.
Philadelphia accounting and finance professional Mikael La Ferla built Shopden to help people manage debt and everyday spending
