Have you wanted to manage your money better but didn’t know how to start? I know that I can do better for us, especially our kids, so they learn good habits. I know I am not alone. Ultimately, our goal … Read More
With Intuit’s recent decision to discontinue Mint, a widely-used budgeting and financial tracking application, numerous users are now on the lookout for a reliable alternative to manage their finances. Gladly, there are a range of other financial tools capable of … Read More
Every time you decide to leave your house to make a trip to the grocery store or eat out, you’re making a conscious decision: to save money or not. Thanks to inflation, a trip to the grocery store will cost … Read More
The best marriages have difficulties, and many challenges often deal with financial situations that must be resolved. Couples must have conversations about their money handling and deal with disputes when they occur to stay calm through years of potential misunderstanding. … Read More
Dating can be expensive, especially in our inflationary environment. Those dating are going on fewer dates due to higher costs. All bets were off for dating during the pandemic, as six feet apart was the standard, but hopefully, lockdowns are … Read More
I have to admit that I am hostile to the term, “Budget.” The word signifies limitations as if I will have to change my lifestyle. Before I prepared a budget, I felt anxious about doing one. Only one out of … Read More
If you want to live comfortably, you need healthy financial habits. A top priority must be to live within your means. Only 46% of Americans report making more than they spend, according to a Pew Research study. Overspending leads to … Read More
Do you want to get a better sense of your financial health now? Personal financial ratios can give you a picture of your financial health and progress relative to your goals. These benchmarks can help you develop better financial habits … Read More
How are you today? I mean, how are you financially? Know Your Net Worth: It is a crucial benchmark at a particular time. Will allow you to set near-term and long-term goals. Track changes for better money management. Highlight your … Read More
The US divorce rate among young people under 30 has been dropping to below 50% since the early 1990s. However, that may be deceiving. Millennial couples are marrying later and arming themselves with prenuptial agreements. According to a sociology professor … Read More
Everything goes better when there is a thoughtful plan in place. Whether single, married, and with children, you should build a financial plan that best fits your lifestyle now and in the future. Everyone needs a financial plan to help … Read More