I was one year out of grad school with about $60,000 in student loans. I had another $10,000 in consumer debt, which can be attributed to poor money management skills and an obstinate will to live above my means....It also took me around 3.5 year to pay back all of my debts - to undo decisions that took all of 3.5 seconds to make. Whether or not that seems like a long time may be a moot point. The real struggle was - and is - the emotional tool that debt had on me. Read More
Estate planning stirs a mix of emotions surrounding death and loss. It is easily procrastinated as the administrative hassle can be overwhelming. However, as daunting as it is, I argue that it's the number one thing we can do for our loved ones. Individuals with and without assets need to prepare for potential incapacitation, make arrangements for their body once they are gone, determine how they want to be celebrated, decide how their possessions will be dispersed, and elect who will care for their dependents. Read More
Feeling a bit overwhelmed with quarantines and shelter-in-place orders? Get your mental and financial health in order with our Covid-19 Survival Kit. Read More
There’s a lot of fun and opportunity in making up new traditions. What better time to get started and practice gratitude for what you can than during Thanksgiving? Read More
The right health insurance plan can help make you financially resilient in light of Covid-19 or an accident. Knowing your options and utilizing all available resources can help you maximize your available benefits during an economic crisis and global pandemic. Read More
As we approach Father's Day, we consider all the financial stressors that plague parents. Whether you're a newb or seasoned vet, these F.R.E.E. financial tips can help. Read More