Hereās some of my best tips for retraining the way your brain thinks, so you can manage your money better, save more and stress a little less.Ā Read More
So, vaccine trial data from Pfizer shows 90% efficacy - wow. This is a truly big moment for every one of us because if this is true, then it means we can slowly begin to reopen the world. Read More
Why is it so hard to follow through on habits we know will make us better? ļ»æOur need for quick results. We want big change, now. And if we donāt get it, we quit. It's the kind of thinking that makes grand plans for you on December 31st but completely forgets about them by January 27. But there are three ways to get consistent with your money and your mindset. Read More
Here is an exercise and example of how you can use your everyday financial decisions to influence the world you want for the future. There are essentially four ways we use money, and, as an example, Iāll use climate change (of course, you can do this exercise with whatever your top priority is): Spend, Give, Invest, Save. 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 lifeās 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
While there may be a lot of prep work involved before you go, I will help you break down one of the hardest components: getting the funds to go on the trip. There are many tips and tricks to make saving for vacation simple and consistent.And you can take advantage of a digital tool at your disposal. Think of Nav.it as your ultimate save for vacation app. Read More