Understanding (and Avoiding) the "Money Illusion"
The “money illusion” refers to how we view our buying power today versus in the future. Are you falling victim to this potentially dangerous ideology?
What Will You Do With Your Bonus or Windfall?
This article examines one's options when receiving a work bonus or other financial windfalls.
Buying a Home
A look at what you need to think about when buying a home.
Dealing with Unexpected Expenses in Retirement
You might be able to plan for many of your retirement expenses, but there are likely going to be unexpected things that come up.
Discussing Costs With Your College-Bound Teen
College is an exciting time but it's also a time for learning, learning how to budget. Help your college-bound children learn the importance of finance with these 4 tips.
Planning a Debt-Free Vacation
This blog provides practical tips for a debt-free vacation by setting a budget, saving in advance, and making cost-effective travel choices.
Understanding the Correlation Between Mental & Financial Health
With the events of this past year, it's possible you or someone you know has experienced a decline in mental health. Here's how that could be affecting your financial wellness.
How to Recover from a Financial Setback: Strategies for Rebuilding
This blog provides practical strategies for recovering from a financial setback, including budgeting, debt repayment, increasing income, and rebuilding financial stability.
You've Been Told Owning a Home Is Better (Financially) Than Renting. But Is That True For Everybody?
Is it better to buy or rent? This decision can vary for everyone, consider these advantages and disadvantages for each.
What is The Fed, and What Do They Do?
This blog helps readers understand “the Fed,” including its purpose, workings, and how its key decisions ripple through their personal financial landscape.