Love is in the air. It’s almost Valentine’s Day and Cupid is out on the prowl. Maybe you are looking for love, maybe you are already in love, but have you thought about your relationship with your money? Finding out what defines your relationship with your money can help you figure out how to work to make your love with your money grow, and maybe get a little help from Cupid.
Financially, many of us associate April with taxes – but we should also associate April with important IRA deadlines.
In the wake of recent market volatility predictions, I prepared this 4-minute read and flowchart that I think you’ll find incredibly valuable.
Having a baby and deciding on childcare options to care for your special bundle of joy is a very personal decision that is best made based on each family’s individual circumstances. Choosing whether a parent should stay home with your baby is a tough decision. Nonetheless, we can offer a few helpful pointers to frame the discussion and help you run a cost/benefit analysis.
Another year, another list of new year’s resolutions. Most of us pick lofty, broad goals with no action plan on how to get there (for example, “be better with my money” or “lose weight”). These kinds of non-specific goals usually result in failure because there is no plan to achieve them or because the goal setter attempts to overhaul their life in a huge and disruptive way that ends in burnout.
