The narrative around retirement is filled with misconceptions. Jen breaks down four lies about retirement for your financial success. Read More
The American Psychology Association says 40-50 percent of marriages end in divorce (and there is some wiggle room because of permanent separation while remaining married). I don’t know about you, but I find that very depressing.! Now you may not be married right now, but who knows what your future may bring, lo let’s get to work on being a team player when it comes to money! Here are four tips to help couples getting on the same page when it comes to money, both earning and spending. Read More
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
When it comes to teeth, bad news can quickly become worse news if it is ignored. This can impact not only your smile, but also your wallet. Dr. Vacura talks ways to save in this article. Read More
What does it mean to be rich? What does it mean to be wealthy?... What is Gwen Stefani trying to tell us [with her song "If I was a Rich Girl]!??! Read More
Make these money moves to thrive in a career you'll love. Here are 10 ways to start over in a career you love. Read More
I had no kids, no rent to pay, no car payments to make, no bills from debt, and somehow no savings. My family has always been supportive and didn’t charge me to live with them. It was a huge benefit financially, but I wasn't getting anywhere... That is until my worst birthday to date. Read More
Emily Korteweg, Hollywood money maven and business owner, nav.igates the balance between productivity and mindfulness as she prepares for an uncertain future. Read More
Emily Elmore, Head of Growth at Nav.it, nav.igates dreams that soar from scholarships and pilot training to combat deployments, injury, and finding new purpose with Nav.it. Read More
In a partnership, finances can often be a source of contention. The key to avoiding this is to recognize that you and your partner are a team, working together towards common goals and supporting each other in reaching your individual goals. It’s not a contest between the two of you. Open communication and an understanding of what you are each working for is necessary for the team to flourish. Read More