You’ve weighed the pros and cons and have chosen to kick payroll to the curb --congrats! But now that you’re starting your own small business, there’s some questions you need to navigate to get it up and running. Like, Why should I form an LLC? Read More
Technology and innovation across industries are creating solutions that meet the customer where they are. Businesses first identify the consumers' interests and priorities, then they reveal the pain points, and focus on providing simple solutions with the lowest cost to the consumer. If it’s a race, we have consumer-facing industries leading the pack (cough, Amazon, et al, cough) and the financial industry beginning to move it’s behemoth legs — in fact, it’s just barely realizing it should probably start running. 2020 and female-forward, customer-centered financial technology, here we come. Read More
Creating generational wealth means preparing for any situation or family milestone that comes your way. When getting your affairs in order, here are 7 costly mistakes to avoid while planning your estate. Read More
In order to improve our finances, we have to know where our money is going and learn how to manage it. One helpful way in taking back control of our financial future is talking to a Money Coach. Read More
Bill Gates (and all the others like Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffett, etc.) are brilliant, hardworking dudes, but it can be downright harmful to downplay the role of luck on their lives. Their outcomes live on the extreme ends of luck and risk— and are impossible to duplicate. Read More
My generation gets a lot of criticism for living at home, but I have a whole new level of respect for those who choose to do it and come out of it in a better financial place. Take it from someone who has done it. The sacrifices are worth it. Read More
Thinking about starting a business? Learn from one of our Nav.igators who took the plunge and never looked back. Get all the motivation you need to step confidently into your future and nav.igate business on your terms. Read More
When starting a business, getting clear on what you really want to do is a process. This means it takes time, effort, and patience with yourself. Once you have clarity, the next step is to develop a strategy and action plan to bring your idea or dream into reality.
I’ve found it most helpful to use the six Ds to test the viability of your idea. Here’s how you can really see if your business idea has legs. Read More
If you regularly find yourself out of money before your boss hands over your next paycheck, take heart—you’re not the only one. A comprehensive study from CareerBuilder showed that a whopping 78 percent of us live paycheck to paycheck. Read More