Combining Finances and Talking to Your Partner About Money
Money can be a challenging subject to bring up with your spouse or life partner. But despite how uncomfortable talking about our finances may make us feel, the discussions eventually have to happen for you and your partner...
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Why Is Money So Emotional?
While our finances can stress us out, there are ways to take control. Anyone who has ever lost sleep over credit card bills or stock market shake-ups knows that money is so much more than just a set...
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6 Moves to Uncouple Your Money in Separation or Divorce
Separation or divorce are stressful. Both on your family and your finances. This life changing experience requires many day-to-day adjustments, and the financial consequences can be significant. As you go through separation or divorce, it is important to...
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The Waiting Game
Delaying retirement is a smart idea if you can swing it. Saving for retirement can be daunting. You can make it easier on yourself by maintaining your investments and making sure you save early and often. You can...
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Want To Raise Money Savvy Kids?
Consider this something to put in the category of lifelong learning — rather than one-and-done — for the best results. I find that raising kids who are financially savvy is harder than it ever was. My mother may...
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10 Money Lessons the Coronavirus Has Taught Families
April is Youth Financial Education Month and a great time to discuss some of the money lessons learned and experienced during the past year of the Coronavirus with children. Many families have faced financial challenges this past year...
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Top 5 Reasons You Should Give Them Their Own Bed
Americans love sleeping with their pets, in fact, almost 71% of pet owners share their bed with their pet. Are you one of them? Not everyone agrees however, some animal behaviorists disagree. We have compiled our top ...
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