Introduction I think it’s safe to say that at some point, we all will experience anxiety. And for a large portion of us, this anxiety might be tied to our money. Oxford Languages defines anxiety as “a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease, typically about an imminent event or something …
Was one of your goals for 2020 to start crush your debt repayments? Even with all the crazy twists and turns 2020 has thrown our way, there is still time to make progress on your goals. The problem with paying down debt is that it can feel so overwhelming. When you see the …
We all know that it is so important to save money. But what specific accounts do you need? How do you know where to save them? And how can you figure out how much to save? Here is my list of six savings accounts, that at a minimum, every family should have 1. An …
“Words are meaningless without intent and follow through.” As evident by the fact that my week # 2 post is coming halfway through week # 3, I am having a little bit of follow through trouble these days. It is an issue that I am finding permeates more areas of my …
In the spirit of starting honest conversations on financial matters, I am going to take a brief deviation from the list of topics I originally had planned, to discuss an issue of importance that has come into focus for me in the past few months. It is not the most …
Recently, I went out to dinner with two of my oldest friends. I have known them both since middle school and we have watched each other take huge milestone steps like graduating college, getting married, buying houses, moving away for work, and countless others as we have all grown up. …
