Although Covid19 may have slowed the court process down, especially for evictions, remember the tenant is still responsible for paying rent and should make any and all efforts to do so. If you can't, here are ways to protect your rights. Read More
To summarize, an overall strategy can help you avoid these pitfalls. Be in the best financial position possible or any life or economic circumstance with these 4 steps:
1) Install or maintain a financial safety net for life’s biggest financial risks, to include (but not limited to) disability, death, divorce, unemployment, or lawsuit.
2) Save/invest 15-20% of your annual before tax income.
3) Reduce taxes and debt.
4) Spend the rest without shame or guilt. Read More
We get it. Taxes suck. This 3 Part Guide to Tax Filing will bring some relief. Read More
No matter what age you are and how healthy you’ve been, accidents and illnesses happen. By understanding the terms of your policy, you can empower your healthcare coverage decisions. Afterall, good health insurance policies can prevent catastrophic financial outcomes. 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
What is FREE? Financial resilience, empowered early. Learn how one recent grad is employing it as a teacher to build financial independence and fund his goals. Read More
As a newly minted graduate, one of the biggest expenses you’ll experience is housing. As you take on your new career, consider this expense and availability of housing near your desired workplace. If you are moving to a new city (or staying in your current city but need a new living situation) we have written a guide to get you started. Read More
Whether you're new to the Work From Home (WFH) lifestyle or busy building the next unicorn in your garage, we talk tips to maximize your workspace for comfort, function, and productivity. Read More