Let’s face it, HR folks, retirement for most employees feels like an ancient legend. They’ve heard of it, there are... Read More
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By Kaitlyn Ranze Updated 11/15/23 by Kenneth Medford III In case you missed the announcement from the reigning Christmas Queen,... Read More
These are the top 20 money resolutions for the new year. I reached out to the top personal finance bloggers to get their suggestions of what money goals should make it on your list. Here’s the verdict straight from the pros.
1) Max out your IRA
2) Pay off Debt
3) Be self-aware with money
4) 6 month emergency fund
5) Start with a $1,000 emergency fund
6) Max out HSA
7) Start investing
8) Boost your income
9) Automate it.
10) Save more than you spend. Read More
Kenneth uses his 15 years of experience in a relationship to explain what a couple can do to manage the money and stress. Read More
With the Mindset subscription, the height of money mindfulness, we will give you the tools to identify your habits, beliefs, and moods to then analyze how they all affect your money choices. The app will coach you with insights and motivation to achieve and (most important!) maintain your financial well-being while growing your wealth. Read More
Here’s how your financial habits and habits can impact your physical and mental health. 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
Financial Mindfulness is being aware of your mental and physical state with money. Oftentimes, we operate with our subconscious. These behaviors are familiar and safe. Before creating a financial plan for myself, I continued to get payday advances because they were familiar. It was subconscious and I was oblivious to the harm my habits were causing. However, once I decided to change, I became conscious and mindful of my behaviors. I wrote out everything that needed to change with my finances and changed one thing at a time. Read More