budgeting · February 13, 2019
The Financial Upside of Decluttering
Marie Kondo’s Tidying Up series was a popular choice on Netflix in January. It seemed to inspire so many people to get more serious about de-cluttering their homes.
budgeting, credit cards, debt, retirement, saving · January 23, 2019
How to Make the Most of a Cash Windfall
Did you land a year-end bonus? Even better, a nice raise? Or, perhaps you’ve been working a side gig and have some extra income to put to work? Also, I know many of you will soon be receiving...
budgeting, credit cards, IRAs/401(k)s · January 12, 2019
Podcast Episode – Special Episode For Federal Employees: Money Moves You Need To Know Now
This is a special bonus episode especially for Federal Employees whose pay is affected by the government shutdown in January 2019.
budgeting, credit cards, debt, Stocks/Bonds/ETFs · December 5, 2018
Credit Card Alert: How to Avoid the Big Trap of 2019
You know where I stand on having credit card debt. It holds you back from being all you can, and deserve, to be. I realize some of you have credit card debt due to emergencies, like a medical bill...
budgeting, credit cards · September 19, 2018
This One Move Will Automatically Improve Your Financial Life
This One Move Will Automatically Improve Your Financial Life
budgeting, retirement, Roth Accounts, saving · July 25, 2018
The Most Overlooked Retirement Strategy
Saving for retirement is job 1, 2, and 3 as far as I concerned. What you manage to save today obviously plays a big role in what you have to enjoy your tomorrows.
budgeting, saving · December 13, 2017
How to Keep Your Pet Project From Ruining Your Finances
According to one survey, 68% of households have a pet today, compared to 56%, thirty years ago.
budgeting · September 13, 2017
A Winning Argument for Why You and Your Honey Need to Come Clean About Money
I recently saw a survey that reported that nearly half of people in a relationship say they argue about money. I was surprised it was not even higher. And money stress is often a major factor in why couples split…
budgeting · April 26, 2017
How Not to Let Runaway Wedding Costs Derail Your Financial Plan
Look, I love a good party as much as anyone else, especially when there is a great celebration, such as a wedding. But if you’re attending a few weddings a year—and god forbid if one or more is a destination…